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Oct 19, 1999 · Written and Directed by. Claude Berri. "Lucie Aubrac" is set in Lyon in 1943 and tells the story of a brave, pregnant woman who leads a daring raid to free her husband, a Resistance leader who has been condemned to death by the Gestapo. It is based on a novel by the real Lucie Aubrac, who says in a final screen note that she chose Claude Berri ...
Rated 3.5/5 Stars • Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 02/26/23 Full Review Audience Member Great French film about a true story, on how a history teacher managed to save her husband and help La ...
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- Claude Berri
- R
- Carole Bouquet
Feb 26, 1997 · Lucie Aubrac: Directed by Claude Berri. With Carole Bouquet, Daniel Auteuil, Patrice Chéreau, Eric Boucher. A love story or a tale of the resistance, this poignant movie tells both the haunting story of a French resistance cell in Lyon but also the love of Lucie Aubrac for her husband, and the lengths she goes to to rescue her husband from prison on more than one occasion.
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- Biography, Drama, War
- Claude Berri
- 1997-02-26
Lucie Aubrac R , 1h 56m War Directed By: Claude Berri In Theaters: Feb 26, 1997 ... Full Review | Feb 28, 2002.
"Lucie Aubrac" tells a slightly tweaked version of the true story of one woman's heroic struggle as a member of the underground Resistance in WWII occupied France. Though artistically and technically excellent, many will find this story only marginally interesting as it lacks the usual suspense, action, and other excesses which the public, especially the young theater-going audiences, expect ...
Sep 17, 1999 · Lucie and Raymond's story is one of love, of the French Resistance in World War II, and of life. Cunning, resourceful, and romantic, Lucie risks her life for what the couple believes in. Her efforts to rescue the husband she passionately loves would seem to spring from the fertile imagination of a novelist... but this film is based on a true story. (October Films)
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Echoes of that moment resonate through Claude Berri's stirringly romantic film "Lucie Aubrac," except that the roles are reversed. This time it is the woman (the film's title character, played with a riveting authority by Carole Bouquet) who does the crucial thinking.
