Passchendaele

2008
R
1h 54min

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Caroline Dhavernas and Paul Gross in Passchendaele (2008)

The lives of a troubled veteran, his nurse girlfriend and a naive boy intersect first in Alberta and then in Belgium during the bloody World War I battle of Passchendaele.

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Las vidas de un veterano atormentado, su novia enfermera y un niño ingenuo se cruzan primero en Alberta y después en Bélgica durante la sangrienta batalla de Passchendaele en la Primera Guer... Leer todoLas vidas de un veterano atormentado, su novia enfermera y un niño ingenuo se cruzan primero en Alberta y después en Bélgica durante la sangrienta batalla de Passchendaele en la Primera Guerra Mundial.Las vidas de un veterano atormentado, su novia enfermera y un niño ingenuo se cruzan primero en Alberta y después en Bélgica durante la sangrienta batalla de Passchendaele en la Primera Guerra Mundial.

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- 11 premios ganados y 5 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
Paul Gross wrote and directed this film, and its closing song "After the War." His grandfather, Michael Joseph Dunne, a WWI vet, once confessed to a young Gross about bayoneting a young lad in the forehead. Gross later said on Dunne's deathbed he was muttering for forgiveness and he was the only one who knew what was being talked about.

Errores
In the climactic battle sequence (1:33'51'' mark) as a German soldier stabs a fallen body, the bayonet bends as if made of rubber.

Citas
Michael Dunne: Do you think maybe I could accompany you to a dance, or...?
Sarah Mann: I don't dance with soldiers.
Michael Dunne: I could lose the uniform.
Sarah Mann: I don't dance with naked soldiers.

Créditos curiosos
During the end credits, Black and White footage of the real battle of Passchendaele are shown.

Bandas sonoras
After the War
Performed by Sarah Slean
Written by Paul Gross and David Keeley
Courtesy of Debmeister Music Publishing
Produced by Asher Lenz and Jack Lenz
[Played during the end credits]

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8/10

At last...

At last a genuine Canadian movie... Calgary is Calgary... The Americans didn't win the battle, didn't even turn up anywhere... There were no Stars and Stripes in every office. Okay, the plot --- a sort of WW1 Saving Private Ryan effort set against the bloody Belgian battle --- is a little far fetched. But the scenes --- both in 1916 Calgary and in the mud and horror of the battlefield --- are as good as those in any WW1 movie I've seen. There are believable characters well portrayed both in the script and by the actors. The effects are superb. The lighting and cinematography are sensitive and creative. And how very impressive that Paul Gross was a triple threat man. He wrote it, he directed it and he starred in it. That totals 300% This is as good as they come.