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Un village francais: Volume 6 ( A French Village )

Volume 6 contains Series 7. Autumn 1945. And so, after years of war, the peace has arrived, and with it comes the commissions and the public hearings that will attribute blame, and mete out punishments. The social divisions that damaged Villeneuve so very much are brought to the surface. Daniel Larcher and Servier are first in the dock. And out in the village, people jockey for positions in the new order. We will see characters who disappeared during the war return, we will see characters making deals to avoid execution. The war may be over, but the struggle for dignity continues.

Year: 2016
Genre: War and Anti-War Films, TV Drama, French Cinema, Special Editions
Country: France
Starring: Robin Renucci, Emmanuelle Bach, Nade Dieu, Audrey Fleurot, Marie Kremer, Francois Loriquet, Thierry Godard, Nicolas Gob
Duration: 350 Minutes
Rating: M - Violence, offensive language and sex scenes
Subtitles: Yes
8.4/10
Location in store: Drama (TV)

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