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modifier - modifier le code - modifier Wikidata Jean Valère , né Jean Georges Blum le 21 mai 1925 dans le 16 e arrondissement de Paris et mort le 29 mai 2017 dans la même ville , est un réalisateur français . Biographie [modifier | modifier le code] Jean Valère participe à la Résistance dans le Vercors . Après la Libération , il travaille comme assistant de plusieurs réalisateurs, notamment Marcel Carné , Max Ophüls et André Cayatte . Filmographie [modifier | modifier le code ...
Jean Valère. Director: La sentence. Jean Valère was born on 21 May 1925 in Paris, France. He was an assistant director and director, known for La sentence (1959), Paris la nuit (1956) and Le gros coup (1964).
- Jean Valère
- May 29, 2017
- May 21, 1925
Dec 16, 1970 · Mont-Dragon: Directed by Jean Valère. With Jacques Brel, Carole André, Françoise Prévost, Catherine Rouvel. The story involves a soldier, Georges Dormond, who seduces Germaine de Boismesnil and is subsequently driven out of the army by one of Germaine's friends who is a colonel.
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- Comedy, Drama
- Jean Valère
- 1970-12-16
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Jun 2, 2017 · Le cinéaste Jean Valère, qui s’était fait une place discrète dans le cinéma français, entre Qualité française et Nouvelle vague, est décédé, ce lundi à Paris. Sa famille l’a ...
La sentence: Directed by Jean Valère. With Marina Vlady, Robert Hossein, Roger Hanin, Béatrice Bretty. July 1944. A German colonel who has committed terrible crimes against the population has been killed by a group of the French Resistance.Four members of the Resistance, two men and two women have been arrested and imprisoned in the basement of the "Kommandantur" in a beach of Normandy.They will be executed within an hour.So they begin to think how to escape from this basement.
In the aftermath of the Liberation, there was a slew of French films paying a respectful tribute to the heroism of the French Resistance - the best known being René Clément's La Bataille du rail (1946) - but few of these has anything like the impact, let alone humanity, of Jean Valère's remarkable first feature.
