Synopsis
This acclaimed French satire focuses on Albert Dehousse (Mathieu Kassovitz), a restless young man living in a small village, who longs to be a World War II hero but is denied military service because his mother is a war widow. When Albert finds out that his late father wasn't as upstanding as he'd thought, and that his mother has been a Nazi collaborator, he leaves his home and family and heads to Paris to join the French Resistance, passing himself off as a hero despite his sheltered life.
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Director
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Jacques Audiard
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Producer
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Patrick Godeau
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Screenwriter
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Jean-Francois Deniau,
Alain Le Henry,
Jacques Audiard
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Distributor
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Strand Releasing
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Genre
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Comedy
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Original Language
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French (France)
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Release Date (Theaters)
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Sep 30, 1996, Original
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Box Office (Gross USA)
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$119.5K
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Runtime
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1h 45m
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Sound Mix
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Dolby