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Come What May

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A German resistant (August Diehl) searches for his son on the roads of France, even as the Wehrmacht spills over the border. A Scottish captain (Matthew Rhys) who is desperately trying to rejoin the retreating British joins the man.

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Sheri Linden Los Angeles Times 09/29/2016
With its old-fashioned gloss, the incident-packed story proves only mildly engaging and finally has little to say. Go to Full Review
Marc Savlov Austin Chronicle 09/22/2016
2/5
The plight of wartime refugees has rarely if ever looked so picture-postcard perfect as it does in this well-intentioned but ultimately plodding and far too painterly period melodrama. Go to Full Review
Bill Goodykoontz Arizona Republic 09/15/2016
2.5/5
"Come What May" is a paint-by-numbers account of a real-life World War II event, the displacement of eight million people from their homes in France. Go to Full Review
David Bax Battleship Pretension 01/05/2021
There's nothing more to it than meets the eye. Its lessons about cooperation and everyone fulfilling roles in the group according to their own strengths are high school essay basic. Go to Full Review
Nicholas Bell IONCINEMA.com 09/15/2020
2.5/5
As far as war movies go, Come What May plays it safe, a melodrama which prizes the picturesque over the grotesque, and often to its own narrative detriment. Go to Full Review
Cate Marquis We Are Movie Geeks 05/01/2019
3.5/5
[It] is a very sincere historical film about an overlooked aspect of WWII, well-directed and beautifully shot with some nice acting and moving scenes, if a rather conventional dramatic film overall. Go to Full Review
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07/28/2021 Superb! Do not pay any attention to the professional film critics that probably never found out what real life is like. This movie follows along as it is written in diaries, history, and journals of ordinary people trying to survive. This is what happens when there is such hatred against civilians. See more Alexandra H 04/12/2017 I loved this movie!!! It's beautifully made and acted. It captures the pathos of French villagers doing the best they can to flee the on-coming German Blitzkrieg. The lead characters are attractive people that you're rooting for. The father's love for his young son makes all the madness bearable. It's an inspiring story of beating the odds. See more 11/03/2016 Una pelicula con buenas intenciones, solo eso. See more 10/15/2016 This movie is one of the most powerful movies I've seen in the last five years for us all the acting is terrific the cinematography is incredible the costumes and period piece takes you back into the war like no other movie I've ever seen See more 08/06/2016 Good French War Movie See more 06/16/2016 Varilux Film Festival (En mai fais ce qu'il te plait) See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis A German resistant (August Diehl) searches for his son on the roads of France, even as the Wehrmacht spills over the border. A Scottish captain (Matthew Rhys) who is desperately trying to rejoin the retreating British joins the man.
Director
Christian Carion
Producer
Christophe Rossignon, Philip Boëffard
Screenwriter
Christian Carion, Laure Irrmann, Andrew Bampfield
Distributor
Cohen Media Group
Production Co
Pathé Productions Inc., Nord-Ouest Films
Rating
R (Some War Violence|Bloody Images)
Genre
History, Drama, War
Original Language
French (France)
Release Date (Theaters)
Sep 9, 2016, Limited
Release Date (Streaming)
Feb 7, 2017
Box Office (Gross USA)
$33.3K
Runtime
1h 54m
Sound Mix
Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio
Digital 2.39:1
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