Chantons sous l'Occupation
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| Chantons sous l'Occupation | |
|---|---|
| Directed by | André Halimi |
| Written by | André Halimi |
| Produced by | Argos Films INA Les Films Armorial |
| Starring | Pascal Mazzotti Maître Naud Fabienne Jamet Jean Marais |
| Narrated by | Pascal Mazzotti |
| Cinematography | Jean Rouch |
| Edited by | Henri Colpi |
Release date |
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Running time | 90 minutes; 95 minutes (USA) |
| Country | France |
| Language | French |
Chantons sous l'Occupation (English: Singing during the Occupation) is a French documentary film from 1976. It was directed and written by André Halimi, starring Pascal Mazzotti, Maître Naud, and Fabienne Jamet.[1]
The film tells about artists and entertainers (from Jean Cocteau to Maurice Chevalier) under the Nazi occupation of France (1940–1944). It presents the entire spectrum, from resisters to fascist sympathizers.[2][3]
- Maître Naud: himself
- Veit Relin: herself
- Manouche: herself
- Maître Weil-Curiel: himself
- Maurice Bardèche: himself
- Michel Audiard: himself
- Maud de Belleroche: herself
- André Pousse: himself
- Dominique Aury: herself
- Jean Marais: himself
- Arno Breker: himself
- Edouard Nessler: himself
- Jean-Louis Bory: himself
- Marc Doelnitz: himself
