Tout le monde n'a pas eu la chance d'avoir des parents communistes (1993)

Calificación de los usuarios:

5.6/10   

Director:

Jean-Jacques Zilbermann

Escritores:

Nicolas Boukhrief (writer)
Jean-Jacques Zilbermann (writer)

Fecha de Lanzamiento:

1 diciembre 1993 (France)

Género:

Comedia

Premios:

1 nomination

Comentarios de los usuarios:

red army choirs, political engagement and everyday's life

Reparto

Josiane Balasko	...	Irène
Maurice Bénichou	...	Bernard
Catherine Hiegel	...	Régine
Jean-François Dérec	...	Oncle Charlot
Viktor Neznanov	...	Ivan (as Victor Nieznanov)
Aleksandr Piskaryov	...	Boris (as Alexandre Piskariov)
Aleksei Maslov	...	Sacha (as Alexis Maslov)
Jérémy Davis	...	Petit Léon
Christine Dejoux	...	Jeannette
Jacques Herlin	...	Choumerski
André Oumansky	...	Cousin Isaac
Patrick Burgel	...	Le concurrent
listado alfabético del resto del reparto:
Charles Aknin	...	Le marchand
Raymonde Aknin	...	Le marchand
Rosalie Becker	...	La cantatrice
Henri Dorothe	...	L'employé de la RATP
Jean Golgevit	...	Le chef de choeur
Raymond Huard	...	Le déporté
Sylvie Huguel	...	La mère du petit goal
Anne-Marie Jabraud	...	La dame au muguet
Ivan Kertesz	...	Le vieux général
Jean-Pierre Lefèvre	...	Le militant
Marc Maury	...	L'accordéoniste
Claude Merlin	...	L'homme au muguet
Marie-France Mignal	...	La dame en bleu
Daniel Milgram	...	Le militant
Claude Pascadel	...	Le militant
Lilly Reka	...	La femme du concurrent (as Lili Reka)
Lilly Scherr	...	La cliente
Jacqueline Segard	...	Une autre cliente
André Szöts	...	Le militant
Irene Zilbermann	...	La choriste

También conocida como:

Not Everybody's Lucky Enough to Have Communist Parents (International: English title) (informal literal title)
No todo el mundo puede presumir de haber tenido unos padres comunistas (Spain) [es]

Duración:

90 min

País:

France

Idioma:

Francés

Color:

Color

Clasificación:

France:U | Spain:T

Compañía:

Bac Films

red army choirs, political engagement and everyday's life

Irène is communist. Her candid faith in a bright future is cute, but not always resting for her family. She meets three red army choirs members in Paris, and kind of fall in love with them (in a pure way).

There is no reason to tell more about the story line, it anyways is not the most interesting. The great success of this movie is to show a naive and sincere soldier of the 50's communist utopia, and to make feel a little of her engagement. This is not a great movie, it's a "nice little movie", something you're happy to watch, that makes you think a little, that makes you understand things and that lets you go with a few poetic scenes in mind, like a concert where the three russians wear the shoes that Irène have stolen for them in her husband's shoe shop. 8/10 for me.