'TACTICA & ESTRATEGIA' - MiamisFF review
This is a Spanish-speaking short film that contains English subtitles. The short film is produced in the United States.
Behind These Walls (1946)
June 1944, a French town towards the end of the occupation. Following several attacks perpetrated by the resistance, the inhabitants who listen to English radio are rounded up by the Germans in a prison and considered as hostages. In one of the cells are found men from all walks of life: an aristocrat, the Viscount of Saint-Leu, Doctor Noblet, a resistance fighter, Béquille the wanderer with a wooden leg, and a strange character nicknamed "Black Market". The latter arouses mistrust among the prisoners, because it could well have been introduced by the enemy.
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June 1944, a French town towards the end of the occupation. Following several attacks perpetrated by the resistance, the inhabitants who listen to English radio are rounded up by the Germans in a prison and considered as hostages. In one of the cells are found men from all walks of life: an aristocrat, the Viscount of Saint-Leu, Doctor Noblet, a resistance fighter, Béquille the wanderer with a wooden leg, and a strange character nicknamed "Black Market". The latter arouses mistrust among the prisoners, because it could well have been introduced by the enemy.
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Genre:Drama, War
Written By:Claude Heymann, Charles Spaak
In Theaters:12/14/1946
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Runtime:139 minutes
Studio:Films Sacha Gordine
Cast
Henri Calef
Director
Raymond Pellegrin
Pierre, the pharmacist's son
Louis Seigner
Doctor Noblet
Pierre Larquey
'Béquille'
Nadine Alari
Alice Noblet
Roland Armontel
Muscat
Pierre Brasseur
Jean-César Morin
Robert Seller
Lucien Sampet
Jean Brochard
Michaud
André Carnège
German chaplain
Jacques Charon
Count Jacques de Saint-Leu
Paul Demange
André Morget
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