Jacques Dumur

This film explores the experiences of some of the members of an anti-Nazi resistance group in France composed mostly of Polish immigrants, known as "La Brigade." Many of them also fought for the leftist cause during the Spanish Civil War, and for them the resistance is simply a continuation of their prior activities. After the war, some of them continue to have a "resistance" mind-set. One of the stories concerns a love relationship between a Polish boy and a French girl who are thrown together because of their war efforts. After the war, they get together and reminisce.

David learns that his mother has cancer and only two months to live. He decides not to let her know.

Circus Angel (1965): Melankolik Bir Gösterinin Ardındaki Yalnızlık Albert Lamorisse’in Circus Angel (L'ange du cirque), sirkin büyüleyici dünyasını masalsı bir melankoliyle ele alan, görsel şiirselliği yüksek bir yapımdır. Yönetmenin Le Ballon Rouge’daki (1956) duyarlılığı burada da hissedilir; ancak bu kez renklerin oyunbazlığı yerini, sirk perdesinin ardındaki hüzne bırakır. Filmin ana karakteri, sirk dünyasında bir melek gibi görünen ancak içsel olarak yalnızlıkla boğuşan bir sanatçıdır. Lamorisse’in ustalıklı sinematografisi, sahne ışıklarının gösterişli parıltısını ve kulislerdeki gölgeleri ustalıkla dengeler. Sessiz anların ağır basması, karakterin iç dünyasını seyirciye derinlemesine hissettirir. Circus Angel, sirkin sadece bir eğlence aracı olmadığını, içinde barındırdığı kayıp ruhların, kısa süreliğine bile olsa gökyüzüne yükselmek için verdiği mücadelenin sahnesi olduğunu hatırlatan dokunaklı bir sinema şiiridir.

The love affairs of Bob, a womanizer and seducer and Mammouth, the unhappy loner.

Benoît, a young provincial, arrives in the capital. He has left his family (mother, wife and child) in his native Charente. But for him, the difference in the standard of living is trying, and he loses his bearings among this crowd of anonymous people. A young woman, Myriam, crosses his path. But the encounter is short-lived, and Benoît returns home. A tragedy has occurred.

This dramatization from the New Testament originated as a 342-minute, five-part television mini-series; it was subsequently released in a shortened, 280-minute version. In part one, the Apostles call the pilgrims of Jerusalem to be baptized, and Peter (Jacques Dumur) and John (Mohamed Kouka) are arrested by the Sanhedrin but later set free. In part two, Stephen (Zignani Houcine) is stoned for disobeying Mosaic Law, Philip (Bepy Mannaiuolo) baptizes an Ethiopian eunuch, and Saul (Edoardo Torricella) is blinded by the Lord while journeying to Damascus. In part three, Peter baptizes a centurion and Saul, renamed Paul, makes his first mission journey from Antioch in Syria to Pisidian Antioch. In part four, Paul preaches the equality before God of both the circumcised and uncircumcised. In part five, Paul is arrested in Jerusalem and sent to stand trial in Rome.