18Jul9:10 pmEST
The Sorrow and the Pity (1969), or "Le chagrin et la pitié," is likely the best documentary from the 1970s which few have seen or recall.
Written and directed by Marcel Ophüls, the documentary chronicles actual French life under the Nazi occupation, which is an overlooked but worthwhile topic of World War II.
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