Pétains was a bastard. This "description" of the leader of Vichy France is a bit brief, convenient and smug.
Pétain signed anti-Semitic decrees, had all governing bodies swear an oath of allegiance to him personally, turned a blind eye to hostages, was acclaimed by joyful crowds of frenchmen, enacted heinous laws, had frenchmen guillotined, and chose the distinctive Frankish battle-ax to be the emblem of his regime. And yet he had been granted full emergency powers by an elcted assembly.
These days, France is a democratic society with personal dictatorship, fascist excesses, and personal enrichment at the expense of the nation...
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Assistant directors :
François Azria, Thierry Binisti
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André-Paul Ricci, Christopher Robba
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François Decaux, Jérôme Clément
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Michel Carliez, Claude Carliez
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Alain Riou, Jean Marbœuf, Jean-Pierre Marchand
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Feature film
Genres :
FictionSub-genre :
Historical, WarProduction language :
FrenchOriginal French-language productions :
UnspecifiedNationality :
100% FrenchProduction year :
1993French release :
05/05/1993Runtime :
2 h 13 minCurrent status :
ReleasedVisa number :
80075Visa issue date :
07/05/1993Approval :
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35mmColor type :
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1.66Audio format :
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