Der alte Mann und das Kind

Originaltitel: Le vieil homme et l'enfant

1967
12
1 Std. 30 Min.

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Im von den Nazis besetzten Frankreich wird ein jüdisches Kind von seiner Familie fortgeschickt und verbirgt seine religiöse Zugehörigkeit vor dem antisemitischen älteren Mann, der sich um es... Alles lesenIm von den Nazis besetzten Frankreich wird ein jüdisches Kind von seiner Familie fortgeschickt und verbirgt seine religiöse Zugehörigkeit vor dem antisemitischen älteren Mann, der sich um es kümmert.Im von den Nazis besetzten Frankreich wird ein jüdisches Kind von seiner Familie fortgeschickt und verbirgt seine religiöse Zugehörigkeit vor dem antisemitischen älteren Mann, der sich um es kümmert.

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7,6/10

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Auszeichnungen
- 5 Gewinne & 2 Nominierungen insgesamt

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In Paris director Claude Berri was born Claude Berel Langmann to Eastern European Jewish immigrant parents, on July 1, 1934, making him 9 years old in November, 1943. But in the first line of the film Claude Langmann says as an adult in a voiceover "In November, 1943, I was 8 years old." Alain Cohen, who played the boy in the film, was age 8 during the 3 month film shoot that started in July, 1966, which is probably why "8 years old" was used. Like the boy in the film, Claude Berri was sent away during the occupation of Paris to live with a non-Jewish family and his name was changed to be more "French."

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When Claude joins a wooden-sword fight while the Langmann family is living in Dijon, a flag containing a swastika is hanging from a building in the background (at 0:08:51 on the Cohen Film Collection BD; at 0:09:01 on the Criterion Collection DVD). Most viewers would assume that the only swastika flag allowed to be flown on dry land in German occupied France would be the German national flag (1920-1945) containing (on both sides) a right-facing swastika rotated to a 45 degree angle from vertical on a white circle in a red background. The flag shown in the film has a left facing swastika whose arms are aligned with vertical and horizontal.

Verbindungen
Featured in Le fantôme d'Henri Langlois (2004)

Soundtracks
Maréchal, nous Voilà !
Music by André Montagard and Charles Courtioux
Lyrics by André Montagard

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8/10

Touching and really sensitive movie with top-notch and moving performance from Michael Simon

In the occupied France by Nazi Regime , a kid :Alan Cohen is sent away from his family : Charles Denner to countryside , where he is cared by an elderly marriage . There Michael Simon protecting , teaching and loving deeply the little boy . Although, he has an anti-Jewish and extreme right-wing ideology , but he doesn't know the child results to be an unfortunate Jew.

A really sensitive film with an enjoyable relationship between the great Michael Simon and the intimate child . It is a very attractive film with terrific performances dealing with human relations with high sensibility , family love , and brooding message against racism. Here stands out the wonderful interpretation by the extremely touching Michael Simon , he is a complete show , he's really the sense of the film along with the little boy Alain Cohen , who is excellent as well , both of whom are magnificent . It displays an agreeable musical score by maestro George Deleure, as well as atmospheric cinematography in black and white by Jean Penzer . The motion picture was very well directed by notorious writer , producer and director Claude Berri.