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Lucie Aubrac (1997)

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Average Rating: 6.8/10
Reviews Counted: 23
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Average Rating: 6.6/10
Critic Reviews: 8
Fresh: 5 | Rotten: 3

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During the French Resistance, Lucie, a courageous wife, struggles to save her husband, Raymond Samuel, from a firing squad. He was arrested after blowing up a train during the war. Lucie is also a freedom fighter who goes by the moniker of Aubrac. She helps free Raymond by directly threatening a prosecutor. After his release, Raymond is given a new identity and sent to continue the fight in the North. Unfortunately, he is again arrested. This time he is given the death penalty. While he awaits

R, 1 hr. 56 min.

Drama, Romance, Art House & International

Directed By: Claude Berri

Written By: Claude Berri, Lucie Aubrac

In Theaters: Sep 17, 1999 Limited

On DVD: Jan 25, 2000

October Films

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Cast

Carole Bouquet
Lucie Bernard
Daniel Auteuil
Raymond Samuel
Jean-Roger Milo
Maurice
Patrice Ch�reau
Max
Jean Martin
Paul Lardanchet
Hubert Saint-Macary
Dr. Dugoujin
Andrzej Seweryn
Lt. Schlondorff
Bernard Verley
Charles-Henri
Gregoire Oestermann
Pierrot The Forger
Heino Ferch
Barbie
Eric Boucher
Serge
Jacques Bonnaff�
G�tz Burger

Critic Reviews for Lucie Aubrac

All Critics (38) | Top Critics (14) | Fresh (17) | Rotten (6) | DVD (2)

Engrossing drama.

January 8, 2005 Full Review Source: TheMovieReport.com

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Michael Dequina

TheMovieReport.com

A daring drama about a courageous and resourceful wife who proves herself to be a champion of love.

February 28, 2002 Full Review Source: Spirituality and Practice

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Frederic and Mary Ann Brussat

Spirituality and Practice

The presentation was lackluster and stilted, and despite the fact that it had a good cast and what might have been an interesting premise, it never really moved me.

February 28, 2002 Full Review Source: Goatdog's Movies

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