La ligne de démarcation
1941. A little town in the Jura is cut in half by a river that forms the border between German-occupied France and the free zone.
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"In 1940, in the World War II, a river splits a French village and is the demarcation line between occupied France and free zone. The Nazis shoot anyone that tries to cross the line. When the crippled Count of Damville, Captain Pierre (Maurice Ronet), returns home, he learns that his mansion was converted into a German Base and his wife, Countess Mary (Jean Seberg), is living in the hunting lodge. The British Mary supports the French Resistance while Pierre is conformed that France lost the war. When the British and an American parachuters land in the woods, Mary helps them to escape to Gibralt..."
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The project was originally intended for Anthony Mann, who declined the offer and recommended Claude Chabrol instead. Chabrol took the job against the grain and once claimed that he had been drunk during most of the shooting.
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1941. A little town in the Jura is cut in half by a river that forms the border between German-occupied France and the free zone.