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Aka Le Dernier Métro. The winner of a phenomenal 10 Césars at the 1981 French Academy awards, this is one of Truffaut's most highly acclaimed films. It is set in wartime Paris during Nazi occupation. A Jewish theatre manager is in hiding, and his wife (Deneuve), has taken over the running of the troupe, staging a new play with womanising actor Bernard Granger (Depardieu) as the lead. As the actors begin rehearsals, an anti-semitic journalist instills fear and insecurity in the theatre. A thrilling story of love that captures the detail of the period.

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Director	François Truffaut
Starring	Catherine Deneuve, Gerard Depardieu
Genre	World Cinema
Country	France	Language	FRENCH	Year	1980

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Introduction; Audio Commentary by Historian Jean-Pierre Azema featuring Gerard Depardieu; Original Theatrical Trailer.

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Certificate	PG	Length	126 mins	Label	CCLUB
Cat No	CCD30506	Format	DVD	Colour
Region	2	Aspect	16:9 Anamorphic Wide Screen
Subtitles	English.

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Article - "Gérard Depardieu-From Jacques the Lad to...? " by David Parkinson
Thursday 5th June 2008

Gérard Depardieu dominates French cinema as no one since Jean Gabin. His achievement is all the more remarkable, however, for the obstacles he has had to overcome in the 60 often traumatic years since he was born on 27 December 1948.

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