Le chant des mariées (2008)
Année de sortie: 2008
Alternative Title: Uma Canção de Amor, Il canto delle spose, The Wedding Song
Réalisateur: Karin Albou
Writer: Karin Albou
Production & Genre
Producteur: executive producer (as Mohamed Habib Attia): Habib Attia
producer: Laurent Lavolé, Isabelle Pragier
Sociétés: Gloria Films
Budget: N/A
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Mots-clés: woman director
Histoire
Set during World War II in France, 'Le chant des mariées' follows Marie-Hélène (played by Marie-Sohna Condé), a young woman who lives with her mother and sister in Paris under German occupation. When Marie-Hélène discovers she's pregnant, she marries a Resistance fighter named Jean (Pierre Niney) to secure papers for herself and her unborn child. However, soon after their marriage, Jean is arrested and sent to a labor camp. With Jean gone and the Nazi threat looming larger, Marie-Hélène must navigate the challenges of pregnancy, motherhood, and survival under oppressive circumstances.
Résumé
Directed by Karin Albou, 'Le chant des mariées' (2008) is a drama set against the backdrop of World War II in France. The film explores themes of love, sacrifice, and resilience through its central character, Marie-Hélène, played by Marie-Sohna Condé. While not much information about the movie's background or significance is available from the provided sources, it can be inferred that Albou aims to portray the hardships faced by women during wartime, as seen through Marie-Hélène's journey towards motherhood and survival amidst political turmoil.
