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10 years 1 month ago - 10 years 1 month ago #277
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Yes it is available as a torrent. Good quality and fast download.
torrent
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Nikita wrote:
Yeah, i checked the web in vain, i didn't found any complete video
Maybe available on torrent, didn't check yet.![]()
Yes it is available as a torrent. Good quality and fast download.
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10 years 1 month ago #278
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Looks awesome
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Looks awesome

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10 years 2 days ago - 10 years 1 day ago #279
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I've catch this one this afternoon at the public library ...
"End of August 1944, Jean Grémillon travels to Normandy to find his family, but also to testify by images of his native country. The following spring, he completed the first shooting by a second trip. In precarious conditions, he filmed several survivors of the civilian population and the ruins caused by the fighting. Finally, it uses news archives, writes a music, records a comment which he is the author. He then reports the effects of the Allied landing and the Battle of Normandy, in the hope that the French public will discover the suffering of this most devastated region. Completed in 1946, Le 6 juin à l’aube is considered too long and inappropriate by distributors: they said, "No one cares about war anymore". And nobody is quick to defend a film whose point of view says no winner in the war ... He finally gets a discrete output cut by 12 minutes, the only known version until present days and until the restoration of the full version.
This is this original full version that is proposed here."
Le 6 Juin à l'aube (June 6 at dawn)
Jean Grémillon
Full version 56 minutes movie
Includes booklet with pictures and complete movie text plus Les désastres de la guerre (the disasters of war), text by François Albera.
French/English version
Edition restored by Archives Françaises du Film on collaboration with CNC.
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I've catch this one this afternoon at the public library ...
"End of August 1944, Jean Grémillon travels to Normandy to find his family, but also to testify by images of his native country. The following spring, he completed the first shooting by a second trip. In precarious conditions, he filmed several survivors of the civilian population and the ruins caused by the fighting. Finally, it uses news archives, writes a music, records a comment which he is the author. He then reports the effects of the Allied landing and the Battle of Normandy, in the hope that the French public will discover the suffering of this most devastated region. Completed in 1946, Le 6 juin à l’aube is considered too long and inappropriate by distributors: they said, "No one cares about war anymore". And nobody is quick to defend a film whose point of view says no winner in the war ... He finally gets a discrete output cut by 12 minutes, the only known version until present days and until the restoration of the full version.
This is this original full version that is proposed here."
Le 6 Juin à l'aube (June 6 at dawn)
Jean Grémillon
Full version 56 minutes movie
Includes booklet with pictures and complete movie text plus Les désastres de la guerre (the disasters of war), text by François Albera.
French/English version
Edition restored by Archives Françaises du Film on collaboration with CNC.
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9 years 11 months ago #280
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"Straight and narrow is the path."
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"Straight and narrow is the path."
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9 years 11 months ago - 9 years 11 months ago #281
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See that ? Here we have Julia Jeep, in this movie they got Katy ambulance
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See that ? Here we have Julia Jeep, in this movie they got Katy ambulance

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9 years 11 months ago - 9 years 11 months ago #282
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The true story of the 308th battalion, 77th U.S. infantry division, during the battle of Argonne forest in 1918.
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The true story of the 308th battalion, 77th U.S. infantry division, during the battle of Argonne forest in 1918.
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