The Round Up (2010)

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Jean Reno

Dr. David Scheinbaum

Mélanie Laurent

Annette Monod

Gad Elmaleh

Schmuel Weismann

Raphaëlle Agogué

Sura Weismann

Hugo Leverdez

Jo Weismann

Joseph Weismann

Joseph Weismann âgé

Mathieu Di Concetto

Nono Zygler
(as Mathieu Di Concerto)

Romain Di Concetto

Nono Zygler
(as Romain Di Concerto)

Oliver Cywie

Simon Zygler

Sylvie Testud

Bella Zygler

Anne Brochet

Dina Traube

Denis Ménochet

Corot

Roland Copé

Maréchal Pétain

Jean-Michel Noirey

Pierre Laval
(as Jean Michel Noirey)

Rebecca Marder

Rachel Weismann

Adèle Exarchopoulos

Anna Traube

Catherine Allégret

La concierge 'Tati'

Thierry Frémont

Capitaine Pierret

Director
- Rose Bosch
Writer
- Rose Bosch
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Trivia
The part depicting Adolf Hitler in white trench coat in a the terrace having cake is taken from some extremely rare color footage taken by Eva Braun herself, Hitler's mistress and later wife, in the Berghof, Hitler's private residence in Bavaria, during his birthday. The scenes were painstakingly reconstructed not only to include postures, scenery and uniforms, but also the guests: head of SS Heinrich Himmler and Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels, Eva Braun herself, Hitler's German shepherd dog Blondi and the two young boys, who were Goebbels' eldest children. There is even a part when Hitler scolds Eva from smoking and then a general looks warily to the camera when pointed at him. All of this is genuine and can be seen in the complete footage.

Goofs
When Nono drops his teddy-bear from the train, it falls right next to the track. Just a little while later, Annette finds it under the rail-station's roof.

Connections
Referenced in La noche de...: La noche de... La redada (2019)

Soundtracks
Paris
Music by André Bernheim
Lyrics by André Bernheim
Performed by Édith Piaf

Once in a while, pictures like this one make you understand and see things you don't want or did not want to see : here's a example of why cinema is so important. A forgotten drama in France 1942 that you can read in books of history but not actually see. Like the Schindler's list, La Rafle is a touching art of work and the fact that the kids are taking a big place in the movie give the all thing a unforgettable moment of emotions... and cinema. Cannot say more : you have to watch this movie to be sure you have the right image of what what France was in that period of time. Especially because the director show that french people, unlike their police, behave in a very human way (helping families and children). Great movie !