A Batalha de Passchendaele

Título original: Passchendaele

2008
R
1 h 54 min

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Caroline Dhavernas and Paul Gross in A Batalha de 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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As vidas de um veterano problemático, sua namorada enfermeira e um menino ingênuo se cruzam primeiro em Alberta e depois na Bélgica, durante a sangrenta batalha de Passchendaele, na Primeira... Ler tudoAs vidas de um veterano problemático, sua namorada enfermeira e um menino ingênuo se cruzam primeiro em Alberta e depois na Bélgica, durante a sangrenta batalha de Passchendaele, na Primeira Guerra Mundial.As vidas de um veterano problemático, sua namorada enfermeira e um menino ingênuo se cruzam primeiro em Alberta e depois na Bélgica, durante a sangrenta batalha de Passchendaele, na Primeira Guerra Mundial.

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Curiosidades
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.

Erros de gravação
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.

Citações
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.

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
During the end credits, Black and White footage of the real battle of Passchendaele are shown.

Trilhas 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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6/10

Good until the massive Biblical Allusion

I recently took a large group of students (150) to go see this movie. While it was extremely well done, in terms of historical accuracy. I found the movie spent a little too much time in Calgary developing the story. This was actively promoted as a Canadian WWI movie - however, I felt there wasn't enough time spent focusing on the actual war.

I did enjoy this movie and appreciate what Paul Gross has attempted to do. Canada's role in the world wars tends to be overshadowed and definitely deserves to be put into the light.

My biggest problem with the film is the end. All the realism that had been built up was completely dashed away with the extremely overpowering Biblical allusion - I am Christian and I found it WAY to much to stomach. As I stated it completely took away from any realism the film had going (which was a lot).

All and all educating people on Canadian's role in WWI is very much appreciated. Next time, leave religion out of it.