Review of Lacombe, Lucien (1974) by Stacie — 23 Jun 2007
Young Lucien wants to join the French Resistance, but he's too immature. No problem, the Gestapo's hiring, and it can get so boring during wartime in a small, provincial town.
This film shocked France with its taboo subject of collaboration. They say that anyone can become a torturer. That is where this film's power lies -- Louis Malle lets us confront our heart of darkness. Devastating and unforgettable.
This review of Lacombe, Lucien (1974) was written by Stacie on 23 Jun 2007.
Lacombe, Lucien has generally received very positive reviews.
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