Lavish period film discovered by Scott (thanks!) all about the Paris Commune and Franco-Prussian war. Made in 1990. Imdb here
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I found this one by accident because Dominique Pinon who plays Napoleon III is in A Very Long Engagement. We watched that one last night and recognized him in Amelie and a couple of Sci-Fi films as well. When I looked him up, there was 1871.
ReplyDeleteThe costuming in 1871 looks a little off from the clips but how many Franco-Prussian War movies are there?
Scott