1939 · 85 min · dramat · wojenny · historyczny

Les 3 tambours

Znany też jako: Les trois tambours · Vive la nation

Opis filmu

Opis oryginalny: francuski

July 1792, 12 year-old Armand-Pierre and his two friends Jean and André attend Abbé Pessonneau's class where he congratulates them for singing La Marseillaise when the revolutionary army was marching towards Paris. Meanwhile, young lawyer François Ducoureau decides to enlist and go to Paris too, which saddens his fiancée Marie Laporte, daughter of the local baker. The three kids follow his path and escape from the village, soon followed by Pessonneau and one of the boy's father who try to bring them back without ever catching them up. When the two men return to tell Armand's mother that the kids managed to enlist, she accuses them of child abduction. During the battle of Valmy, young Armand is supposed to stand guard at night and play his drums should the enemy come. He is killed in action but saves the company thanks to his bravery. During Pessonneau's trial, Armand's mother understands his sacrifice and finally asks the judge to release the accused

Reżyseria i główne role

Reżyseria: Maurice de Canonge

Główne role: Jean Yonnel jako L'abbé Pessonneau, Madeleine Soria jako La mère d' Armand, Raymond Aimos jako L'engagé volontaire, Jacques Grétillat jako Le représentant du peuple, Pierre Magnier jako Le marquis de Baynes, Daniel Mendaille jako Kellermann

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Scenariusz

Henry Dupuis-Mazuel, René Jeanne, Pierre Mariel