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The War Is Over

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Diego is a leftist revolutionary at the height of Franco's fascist regime in Spain. Though he has dedicated his life to political activism, a new wave of younger revolutionaries threatens to take his place. Diego constantly travels from Paris, where his lover, Marianne, wants him to settle, to Madrid, where young revolutionaries are pushing for a violent political approach. He finds himself questioning the new direction that his political movement is taking.

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Pura V This movie has been forgotten, in many places, but it should be rediscovered and appreciated in the twenty-first century. In the Middle East and in the Americas, and in other places, some of the old wounds have never healed. Spain and France can be included on the list. Resistance to injustice continues, despite aging, despite defeats, and despite leaders who want to "forget that stuff." Rated 4 out of 5 stars 03/11/24 Full Review Read all reviews
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Alain Resnais

Director

Yves Montand

Diego Mora

Ingrid Thulin

Marianne

Geneviève Bujold

Nadine Sallanches

Dominique Rozan

Jude

Michel Piccoli

L'inspecteur des douanes
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Synopsis Diego is a leftist revolutionary at the height of Franco's fascist regime in Spain. Though he has dedicated his life to political activism, a new wave of younger revolutionaries threatens to take his place. Diego constantly travels from Paris, where his lover, Marianne, wants him to settle, to Madrid, where young revolutionaries are pushing for a violent political approach. He finds himself questioning the new direction that his political movement is taking.
Director
Alain Resnais
Producer
Anatole Dauman, Gisèle Rebillon, Catherine Winter
Screenwriter
Jorge Semprún
Production Co
Europa Film, Sofracima
Genre
Drama
Original Language
Canadian French
Runtime
2h 1m