come what may ( 2015 film )
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come what may
is... too pretty of a movie. it is often sentimental and, worse, schematic .
come what may is a highly imperfect film. however, it is one which draws attention to an overlooked consequence of war without becoming too graphic. despite its’ flaws, the film is one i recommend .
come what may has its share of suspenseful and touching moments, while reminding viewers of the hardships faced by refugees of war, then and now .
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come what may
is a paint - by - numbers account of a real - life world war ii event, the displacement of eight million people from their homes in france .
the other focus of come what may is the exodus and journey of a small community hoping to survive in a time of great threat and uncertainty. each family must make the decision to stay or go, what to take and what to leave behind, knowing there may be nothing to return to. in essence, the villagers are a family albeit a much larger one .
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“come what may” takes place in 1940. to escape the imminent german invasion, the inhabitants of a small village in northern france flee their homes, like so many millions of their ...
a wartime drama that’s more about the retreat than the offensive, christian carion’s come what may (en mai, fais ce qu’il te plait) depicts a few of the many lives upended when germany attacked france in may 1940, forcing 8 million citizens to flee the invading nazi army in what would become one of the greatest population exoduses in modern history .
come what may is not a typical, action - filled war movie. instead, writer / director christian carion presents the audience with a refreshing drama that intimately details characters' lives at the start of the german invasion .
come what may does not dig deep enough into these sacrifices and losses. but it does touch on them enough to make the viewer aware of them. if the film doesn’t do enough to draw attention to this tragedy than the real - life photos at the beginning and end of it will. what this movie may lack in emotional connection is more than made up for when looking at pictures of actual people caught in personal moments of survival .
the movie was originally scheduled for release in december 2014, with the third film arriving in december 2015, which of course also didn' t happen. after the fourth film was added to the plans, they were pushed back to december 2016, 2017 and 2018 releases .
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a title card informs us that “the german offensive of may 10, 1940 drove almost 8 million people from their homes [ in france ], one of the largest displacements of people in the 20 th century. ” carion bookends the film with actual footage of these people leaving their homes. not once does the recreated footage in “come what may” come close to the power of these brief images; mere seconds of the documentary footage have a compelling realism that lingers longer than anything in the 117 minutes i spent with the fictional characters .
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come what may is a unique film. there have been many movies made about war and wwii, but few if any tackle the subjects of voluntary evacuation. according to the opening credits, the displacement of eight million people in the early days of the war is one of the largest in history. it occurs in the days before the battle of dunkirk when the british abandoned france to germany .
france, may 1940. millions abandon all they have. one father searches for all that matters .
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that being said, i am still glad i watched come what may. as i mentioned, the cinematography makes this film a pleasure to watch in spite of its’ somber topic. the score is gorgeous, haunting and fitting as composed by the great ennio morricone. (side note: i squealed with joy over the composer when i remembered his name being mentioned by jack black’s character in the holiday! )
come what may also highlights little moments not often seen in war films. there is the side story of a german propaganda film crew. the humanization of certain german soldiers who face death proves that in the moments between life and death the line between us and them dissolves. instead, we are no longer enemies. we are simply human beings with a mixture of both good and evil in us all .
closing - credits photographs of wwii french refugees fleeing nazi forces are the most poignant element of “come what may, ” whose fictional saga about townsfolk forced to abandon their homes, and two disparate men’s attempts to reunite with them, is a respectable but dully melodramatic affair. director christian carion’s first feature since 2009’s “farewell” is bolstered by [ … ]
while bloodied corpses and vile racism are a recurring presence throughout “come what may, ” the film is too schmaltzy to do more than feign putting its protagonists in real jeopardy, thereby neutering any true aura of danger. even a german aerial attack on the refugees ends only with anonymous background players meeting their maker — a development that leaves the story feeling as phony as the terrible cgi employed to create those machine - gunning aircrafts .
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though primarily concerned with a heightened style of french patriotism (one character is so enamored of his french wine that he refuses to leave his home despite the enemy bearing down on him), “come what may” also gives a chunk of country pride of its scottish officer and, in the film’s most intriguing scene, a bit of sympathy for the enemy courtesy of an injured german soldier. large portions of the film are in english, which i suppose was meant to add a bit more universal appeal to the proceedings .
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most of “come what may” involves the characters walking for miles and miles in their caravan. occasionally, the film attempts to goose us with badly rendered scenes of cgi carnage raining down from above, courtesy of the sinister german planes that announce themselves on the soundtrack with effectively loud engine roars that shake the speakers. they sound great, but they’re not integrated into the scenes very well. additionally, they do far less carnage to the main characters than they should, keeping this film from slipping into the darkness it needs more of to dramatically succeed .
in fact, the most interesting character in “come what may” isn’t even a part of this group. he’s a scottish officer named percy (matthew rhys), whose entire troop was wiped out by german gunfire moments before we meet him. rhys gives the film’s best performance, expertly working the one - dimensional nature the film gives all its characters. rhys brings the same type of charm errol flynn might have brought had this film been made on the warner brothers lot instead of in the gorgeous landscapes of france. his last scene even takes place inside a movie camera, a meta - style exit that’s a perfect end to his performance .
in come what may, the writer - director (working with co - scribes laure irrmann and andrew bampfield) attempts to tell a sprawling story on an intimate scale, following a handful of characters on the run from wehrmacht forces as they blaze through the ardennes en route to a quick victory (france surrendered less than 45 days after the invasion, falling under nazi rule until december 1944) .
since 2004, hollywood has been working to adapt the deborah moggach novel tulip fever, which has long been seen as a major prestige project with oscar potential. tom stoppard, the legendary british playwright, wrote the screenplay for the final iteration of the film. the movie stars three academy award winners (alicia vikander, judi dench, and christoph waltz), along with up - and - coming stars like dane dehaan and cara delevingne. footage from the film was screened at the cannes film festival... in may 2015. now, after untold delays, it’s coming out, packaged as “ the year’s sexiest thriller. ”
this is an utterly beautiful french film with a scenario in the northern french countryside as germany invades france in may 1940. when the french make movies in this genre it is often spot - on because they lived it, it is in their blood. i found
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here is chronicled the villagers who fled their homes as the germans invaded. it is also the story of the bond of a father and his eight year old son. also a gorgeous palette of the french countryside. the story rang true from first frame till the last. thank you amazon for giving us this first - rate foreign film .
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come what may takes place during the early years of world war ii. in 1939 a german father and son escape to a little village in northern france. the father warns his young boy to speak only in french and never in their native tongue as they hide openly in the small village of pas - de - calais. unfortunately, hans is soon arrested and his son max is left in the care of the town’s school teacher suzanne .
with our modern news headlines always full of stories about war and the humanitarian crisis of millions of refugees, come what may is a film which helps us to consider their plight. the cost of war is not just in physical lives. the collateral damage is also enormous. communities and families are divided and devastated. a peoples’ sense of place is severed. their oral and cultural histories and memories are lost, sometimes forever. education and livelihoods are disrupted and the trauma is almost always passed on to the next generation. survival is a hollow victory .
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fleeing advancing nazi forces in may 1940, a group of french villagers are trailed by a scottish soldier and a german dissenter searching for his son .
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i can see “come what may” going over like gangbusters for its intended audience, while also earning intense “oh, come on now! ” - style eye - rolling from everyone else. i curiously find myself between both factions here, as i’ve an admitted soft spot for the kind of old - school hollywood studio system schmaltz that thickly coats this movie. much like those old dramatic features of yore (and bay' s wwii disaster) you get the sense that this film doesn’t want to be that much of a downer, despite the story’s propensity to travel that route. i admit i can be persuaded to succumb to the medicine going down with one too many spoonfuls of sugar in it .
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it’s an impressive backdrop to what’s otherwise a polished period piece without much of a bite to it, hitting all the right notes but doing nothing that feels exciting or out of the ordinary. like last year’s similarly themed suite francaise, may stands to underperform in theaters, though its subject and setting should help push it across french borders into art houses and vod slots overseas .
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closing - credits photographs of wwii french refugees fleeing nazi forces are the most poignant element of “come what may, ” whose fictional saga about townsfolk forced to abandon their homes, and two disparate men’s attempts to reunite with them, is a respectable but dully melodramatic affair. director christian carion ’s first feature since 2009’s “farewell” is bolstered by a sweeping ennio morricone score, yet his narrative is too episodic, and his characters too one - dimensional, to carry the weight of grand historical tragedy, resulting in a picturesque, middle - of - the - road effort unlikely to entice anyone outside the art - house crowd .
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touching story of a father' s love for his son and his search for him during the nazi invasion of france. beautifully filmed. superb acting. violence that elucidates the brutality of that time and what the french were facing as they left their homes for what they hoped would be a safer place. the danger and struggles they encountered should be reminders of how difficult it was for refugees then and to draw us to be compassionate for refugees & immigrants today .
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though this film addresses a neglected topic, it, unfortunately, falls short in many ways. the opening scenes are disjointed and choppy. it quickly breezes through the back story of hans and max. it provides little explanation of why they fled germany or how they ended up in pas - de - calais. even hans’ arrest is a mystery explained only briefly later in the film. as a viewer, i felt as if i had been plopped into the middle of an ongoing story and had a hard time understanding what was happening .
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aside from some bumpy early edits which leave its setup a bit rushed and muddled, “come way may” lucidly lays out its basic premise: having escaped their native germany in 1939, anti - nazi activist hans (august diehl) and young son max (joshio marlon) take refuge in the northern french village of pas - de - calais, where hans is soon arrested and thrown in jail on suspicion of being a spy. max thus winds up in the care of local teacher suzanne (alice isaaz), whose benevolent care is a godsend once mayor paul (olivier gourmet) — with the invading germans nearing their town by may 1940 — convinces the citizenry to uproot themselves and venture south to safer pastures .
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directed by: christian carion produced by: nord - ouest films genre: fiction - runtime: 1 h 54 min french release: 04 / 11 / 2015 production year: 2013 may 1940. to escape the german invasion, the inhabitants of a small village in the north of france take to the road, like millions of other french people. on this exodus, the villagers take with them a german child, whose father opposed the nazi regime and who has been jailed in arras for lying about his nationality. during the chaos, the father is freed and sets out to find his son, accompanied by a scottish soldier who is trying to get back to england. more info: urltoken
before we meet percy, we’re introduced to hans (august diehl), a german hiding from the nazis with his son, max (jushio marlon) in a town outside arras, france. “come what may” spends most of its time with these two, who are separated when hans is imprisoned after france declares war on the encroaching germans. hans eventually winds up on the road with percy, while max takes the displacement journey with the aforementioned miss suzanne, a french teacher who becomes extremely maternal toward him. if you’re thinking there’s an outside chance a makeshift family could result with max, hans and miss suzanne, you’re on the same wavelength as this movie. you just have no idea how absurdly far the narrative will twist to get to this possibility .
there' s nothing excessively imaginative or distinguished about the film, but it has some of the solid narrative pleasures of a good, old - fashioned hollywood war epic .
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in may 1940, the german troops enter france. frightened by the progress of the enemy, the people of a small village of pas - de - calais decide on the recommendations of the prefecture, to give... see full summary »
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the result is a film that never feels as intense as it should, even if committed performances — especially from the non - frenchies diehl (inglourious basterds) and rhys (co - star on the americans) — take the characters farther than they may have appeared on the page. yet the overall effect is still too bland to cause a real stir, and carion concludes the long voyage pretty much in the way you expect .
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another failing of the film is that it is scenery driven. the cinematography of the french countryside is gorgeous and the historical details are accurate enough to transport the viewer into mid - century france. but this is not enough to engage the viewer in a film which is inspired by real - life accounts. the lack of dialogue and a clear plot are a hindrance to creating an emotional connection with the viewer. for most of the film, there is also a noticeable lack of fear and tension which is sorely needed when portraying war time events .
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moggach isn’t some hollywood neophyte: she wrote the screenplay for the 2005 pride and prejudice and saw her novel these foolish things adapted into the film the best exotic marigold hotel. so there remained interest in tulip fever, which was finally resurrected as a film by the mega - producer harvey weinstein. though its budget was lower, at $ 25 million, weinstein still assembled a big cast and hired stoppard to work on the script; many more tulips were planted, and the film was finally committed to celluloid in 2014. that, usually, would have been the end of that .
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two years after tulip fever was first scheduled for release, audiences will finally be able to see it in theaters. but the film, out friday, isn’t being screened for critics, and the release strategy is reminiscent of someone being snuck out the back door in hopes of attracting as little attention as possible. it’s a fittingly strange ending to one of the most mysteriously drawn - out productions in recent film memory—but so many questions remain. what happened to tulip fever along the way, to transmogrify it from high - end awards contender to a studio’s secret shame? and will the fuss around its delayed release actually help in drawing eyeballs to a movie that might otherwise have been dismissed as a staid costume drama ?
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phoenix from germany, a drama about a jewish concentration camp survivor in 1945. nelly (nina hoss) returns to berlin to search for her gentile husband (ronald zehrfeld), even though she suspects he may have been the one who turned her into the nazis. christian petzold directed .
listen to me marlon this documentary makes “mr. brando come searchingly alive, ” manohla dargis wrote in the times when it was screened at new films / new directors in march, describing it as “an intimate, impressionistic portrait. ” a lot of the story is told in mr. brando’s own words. stevan riley directed .
todd lewis, unit production manager for the film about the deepwater horizon disaster, said tax incentives are almost the first thing movie producers consider when deciding where to shoot. lewis said louisiana’s incentives are especially enticing .
the tribe no spoken dialogue and no subtitles in this ukrainian film about a deaf teenager (grigoriy fesenko) trying to prove himself at a new boarding school for the hearing - impaired where bullies rule. the writer and director, myroslav slaboshpytskiy, goes with nonverbal acting and sign language instead. the film — which depicts these students involved in gangs, robbery, bribery and prostitution — won the critics’ week grand prize at cannes last year. when it screened at the new director / new films series, manohla dargis, writing in the new york times, called it “tough, visually audacious” and “a slice of art - film miserablism. ”
the 100 year - old man who climbed out the window and disappeared from sweden, a comedy about a retirement - home resident who decides it’s time to escape and have a new adventure. it may be significant that he used to be a dynamite expert. robert gustafsson stars. felix herngren directed .
trainwreck amy schumer in judd apatow’s latest grown - up comedy. she stars as a magazine writer who disdains love, scoffs at monogamy, eagerly sleeps around and doesn’t know what to do after going out with somebody she really likes (bill hader). with colin quinn, brie larson and tilda swinton. ms. schumer wrote the screenplay .
the film critic (“el critico”) from argentina, a romantic comedy about a jaded buenos aires movie reviewer who considers romantic comedies the lowest form of cinematic art. then his life turns into one. hernán guerschuny directed .
in emails to slate, both box and mann agreed monday’s paper was one of the most important of their careers. “this is yet another example of where observations suggest that climate model predictions may be too conservative when it comes to the pace at which certain aspects of climate change are proceeding, ” said mann .
in massachusetts, republican gov. charlie baker called for scrapping the state’s $ 80 million film tax credit program and using the funds to partially pay for increasing the earned income tax credit for the working poor. a massachusetts department of revenue report showed that in 2012 only about $ 50 million of the $ 304 million in spending by the film industry went to massachusetts vendors. the house has voted to keep the credit; the senate has yet to act .
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underdogs tiny mechanical foosball players come to life for a good cause in this animated adventure. a nasty bully has grown up to become a soccer star and has bought his hometown, which he plans to demolish. the good guys fight back in a match to reclaim the town. directed by juan josé campanella, with the voices of matthew morrison and ariana grande .
at the centre of each of our four movies will be the sully family. each sequel will play as a standalone movie. each movie' s story will come to its own conclusion... however, when looked at as a whole, the journey across all four movies will create an even larger connected epic saga for audiences around the world .
there are scattered moments that resonate, such as when the caravan runs into a battalion of panzers, the tanks ripping through fields and leaving jagged treads in their wake. but other scenes come across as bloated or phony, including a subplot about a pretentious german filmmaker (thomas schmauser) documenting the french retreat, the man depicted as a pure caricature of evil nazi artistry .
earlier this month, the louisiana house voted 102 - 2 to limit film tax credits to $ 200 million annually. the bill was one of several that sought to put a cap on the credit. with the state facing a $ 1. 6 billion budget shortfall, louisiana legislators are considering a slew of bills that would reduce or eliminate many tax credits which are draining the treasury. lawmakers rejected one bill that would have eliminated the incentives. republican gov. bobby jindal didn’t recommend scaling back the tax credit in his budget, but he may be amenable to doing so .
when marnie was there from japan, an animated version of a 1960s british novel by joan g. robinson. the loneliest little girl in the world goes away to a seaside town and finally makes a friend, but there may be something otherworldly about the two girls’ connection. the english voice cast is led by hailee steinfeld and kiernan shipka .
what happened, miss simone? nina simone, that is. liz garbus directed this documentary about the artist, who grew up in north carolina, studied classical piano at juilliard, sang jazz and folk, became a voice of the civil rights movement and attracted an almost religious following. ms. garbus’s former subjects have included bobby fischer and marilyn monroe. simone died in france in 2003 .
do i sound gay? david thorpe wondered just that about himself and made a documentary on the subject, including the history of the “gay voice” in film and on television. commenters include david sedaris, george takei, margaret cho and tim gunn .
added to watchlist! ☑ war dramas are always good when it’s not all action and violence, but more personal like this one. since you mentioned the evacuation, another film which shows this, which the picture reminded me of, is suite française .
george clooney plans a shot during the filming of a movie in cincinnati. ohio is one of 39 states that offer tax incentives to the film and television industries, but some states are beginning to reconsider whether they are worth the cost. (ap )
the alaska legislature on april 19 approved a bill to kill the state' s film tax credit program, which was scheduled to expire at the end of 2018, in 2016. independent gov. bill walker also called for a halt to new credits .
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an entry in the film listings in last sunday’s summer movies special section, using information from a publicist, misstated the release date for “mad women, ” a dark satire about women who want to change the world. it’s july 10, not july 24 .
in the 2004 blockbuster the day after tomorrow, abrupt climate change plunges the world into chaos. according to new research published monday, the idea that underpins the film’s plot—that rapid arctic ice melt could cause dramatic changes to the global climate system—just got one step closer to reality .
court this drama about india’s judicial system was named best debut at the venice film festival. various court cases reveal the influences of caste, feudalism, patriarchy, apathy and bureaucracy. written and directed by chaitanya tamhane. the cast includes pradeep joshi, usha bane and vivek gomber .
jurassic world all these years later, that lush island off the coast of costa rica has a functioning dinosaur theme park that looks as wholesome as disneyland. but attendance is down, so the owners decide to introduce a new attraction. what could possibly go wrong? and should chris pratt’s character really be doing behavioral research on velociraptors? with bryce dallas howard, judy greer, vincent d’onofrio and b. d. wong. colin trevorrow directed .
at the heart of this film is the unbreakable bond between father and son. though separated, hans and max never give up hope of reuniting in a world where it seems impossible. it is rare to see this type of relationship onscreen and therefore i appreciate it all the more.
come what may ( original title : en mai , fais ce qu'il te plaît ; also titled darling buds of may ) is a 2015 french historical drama film directed by christian carion . it stars august diehl and olivier gourmet in lead roles , and was released on 4 november 2015 . the film score was composed by ennio morricone . 
come what may (original title: en mai, fais ce qu'il te plaît; also titled darling buds of may) is a 2015 french historical drama film directed by christian carion. it stars august diehl and olivier gourmet in lead roles, and was released on 4 november 2015. the film score was composed by ennio morricone.
come what may (original title: en mai, fais ce qu'il te plaît; also titled darling buds of may) is a 2015 french historical drama film directed by christian carion. it stars august diehl and olivier gourmet in lead roles, and was released on 4 november 2015. the film score was composed by ennio morricone.