Le Mystère du camp 27

Titre original : Portrait from Life

1949
1h 30min

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Psychological Drama Crime Drama Mystery Romance Thriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueIntrigued by the portrait of a Jewish girl at a London art gallery, a British Army Major attempts to find her amongst the refugees living in various camps for displaced people in post-World ... Tout lireIntrigued by the portrait of a Jewish girl at a London art gallery, a British Army Major attempts to find her amongst the refugees living in various camps for displaced people in post-World War II Germany.Intrigued by the portrait of a Jewish girl at a London art gallery, a British Army Major attempts to find her amongst the refugees living in various camps for displaced people in post-World War II Germany.

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Anecdotes
Despite playing a character with an 18 year old daughter, Herbert Lom (Mr Hendlmann) was 31 years old at the time of filming and only 8 years older than Mai Zetterling who played his daughter. Yet Sybille Binder, who played Lom's on screen wife Mrs Hendlmann) was 53 years old at the time of filming.

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Campbell Reid: Listen kiddo. This is what you've gotta remember. You've got a decent future in front of you. If you can get outta this stinking camp and live amongst decent people. That's why you gotta remember who you area and where you came from. You don't belong here, you know that, don't you?
Lidia aka Hildegarde: I don't know.
Campbell Reid: You've gotta pull yourself together and remember who you are.

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9/10

Brilliant Post War Drama

Great movie with expert direction from Terence Fisher. I appreciated how the narration was interjected by Guy Rolfe at the appropriate times in the film giving the viewer deeper understanding. Rolfe, Albert Marle (the Professor), and Herbert Lom are standouts and Mai Zetterling was radiant. Excellent suspense with a very moving ending. The storyline itself is rote - the search for a missing child after WW2 - but the telling of the story itself is wonderful. Not to be missed.