Le Silence de la Mer (2004)(The Silence of the Sea)part.6/10 english subs
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- Belgian-French TV movie based on the novel by Vercors, shot from 1rst to 28th April of 2004 in Tusson, directed by Pierre Boutron. This film was awarded on the Festival of fiction of Saint-Tropez in 2004.
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Téléfilm franco-belge adapté du roman de Vercors, tourné du 1er au 28 avril 2004 à Tusson, réalisé par Pierre Boutron. Ce téléfilm a été récompensé au festival de la fiction de Saint-Tropez en 2004.
Ce film a obtenu 3 récompenses lors du festival de fiction de St-Tropez 2004 :
-Prix du meilleur téléfilm
-Prix de la meilleure interprétation féminine : Julie Delarme
-Prix de la meilleure musique : Angélique et Jean-Claude Nachon
Acteurs:
Julie Delarme (Jeanne Larosière)
Michel Galabru (André Larosière)
Thomas Jouannet (Werner Von Ebrennac)
Marie Bunel (Marie)
Timothée Ferrand (Pierre). - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Best acting by actors 💔 heart touching movie
Time when love was still divine, restraint and pure, unconsumated till goodbye.
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“Quelle belle nuit. Déjà trois mois que je suis ce-là. Le jour je suis arrivé, vous jouiez le prélude de Bach. C’est le plus beau et le plus pur. C’est celui que je préfère.”
Pouvre Verner...
*Without a doubt, it is the best movie I have ever seen, congratulations to the actors and the director. - Sin duda, es la mejor película que he visto en mi vida, enhorabuena a los actores y al director.*
Look " Nicht ohne meine Tochter"
C'est in très jolie film, vraiment magnifique. Merci pour partager.
so sweet love...so bitter condition...
Nice video, women is very beautiful.
OH MY GOD THE TENSION. THE. TENSION.
That's what makes a good movie the "sexual tension." By the way, I hate that French guy who claims she's his cousin. What a jerk! All he's what he can get. He does sense her disposition has changed - of course- after all the German Officer knows how to treat a "lady."
Angela Carleton I think he’s the neighborhood rapist! 🤨
@@cindymorose6673 I despise Pascal. So much.
Pascal reminds me of Gaston from 'Beauty and the Beast'.
@@silentsea2956 Omg, he does! 😂 Pascal is just awful. But his friend creeps me out, too. Totally skeevy guys, the both of them.
She is spending Christmas Eve all alone. The german doesn't know that she is. He thinks that the grandfather is in the other room. How lonely for her. That is when she goes up to the Germans bedroom.
Werner saying:"what a beautiful night",probably referring to Jeanne. Also,Jeanne looked at herself in the mirror after she saw a letter for Werner from a woman. She probably felt insecure.
Thank you for the chance to see this movie! I love it
if she only talk to him
So beautiful. ♥
The scene in the library is so touching. You feel that Werner not only loves Jeanne but he also cherishes her. Excellent acting and directing.
This concept is true to the original short story. The uncle comments that the German officer would look at his niece, not with lust, but as if she were a beautiful piece of sculpture.
He stopped playing abruptly like she did in the beginning.
Which he shows how much he cares by how she played until that point when he first showed up at the door. He is a sensitive soul with so much love for her and yet he knew he couldn't cross that line. As she couldn't either. Both loved each other and wished there was more to this love story.
Angela Carleton They would be together in a different time, place and circumstance.
@@angelacarleton9575 OMG, I was wondering about why he suddenly stopped playing the piano. So cute
@@angelacarleton9575 thanks. I was wondering all this while why have stopped abruptly.
I remember reading from a book or somewhere that positions of officers were given to those from "rich families." That's perhaps why the City Mayor was anxious to provide the best home for him to stay in. They must have done a lot of research since even his driver Franz knew the grandfather's son and daughter in law died leaving room in that house to board an officer. Perhaps coming from a well-to-do family he ignores their her rudeness towards him or the grandfather's lack of communication because he knew what they must be going through. As for the letter I believe in the original story she was his fiance. I don't doubt being a conscientious man he felt breaking up was the wisest thing to do since he had no idea whether he would survive the war. I don't think the fiance wanted to end that relationship. However, it might have been a fixed arrangement so that's why he wanted to explain that letter. In the original portion of the book, it is written she goes by the water and sees him but what she sees instead is a ghost of him. I wished I knew more. However, we can attempt to view this as two souls that almost found happiness but perhaps the next life they will forever know they have found each other again and remain together in peace and love.
The "von" in front of his last name means he was a member of the German nobility.
@@melroc8566 Thank you for this info. I was thinking exactly that but didn’t know for sure!
In the book, Werner has a girlfriend who is an aristocrat. He is horrified by her cruelty towards a mosquito. He says that fortunately, she had more young men interested in her. A lot of elements have been added to the movie.
His manners is a manifestation of he is from nobility.
@melroc8566
Yes, von is from nobility, but what manifests more that he is, is his impeccable manners .
The choice of the male actor was really good. He speaks French with some German quality in his voice (as he is Swiss?). He looks more handsome in the uniform and the hat that hides his prematurely receding hair line.
He’s a French actor, Thomas Jounnaet
@@theomgsee8217 Wasn't he Swiss born, speaking both French and German? He might be French now by naturalization.
@@hanaforsuccess315 I just checked he was born in Geneva, Switzerland
He is still "hot" no matter whether he's got a receding hair line.
I don't look at the hairline since his appeal goes beyond looks but his sensitive manner in which he plays this naive and wonderful manner officer.
Остался бы он в этот вечер с ней, все было бы окей
It's actually pretty heartbreaking as in the end they both said "adieu - à dieu" > see you up there, see you on the other side....
They knew that the only chance to reunite and be together was meeting in heaven.
Deadly silence.
But let the music speaks your feeling
Τέτοιο πόνο δεν περίμενα να έχω Χριστουγεννιάτικα στην ψυχή,bon Noel mon amour
💕💕💕💕💕💕♥️ how you can not talk to someone ( for 3 months) come on is Christmas Day 💕
At the end of the movie she went to this flat, rings the doorbell goes inside and puts the flower pot on the window. But before leaving her home she is so happy and cheerful. Could the captain be in that flat? Or did he really go to Russia? Can someone please enlighten me. I am so in love with this movie and the chemistry between them both❤️💕❤️💕❤️
@Sheila pooch That is exactly what I thought initially that there was meeting place for them. Yes, she looked happy going to that place.
According to the movie, he said goodbye and went to Russia. She's taking care of the neighbors' Son and goes as far as putting out geranium in their honor.
Она присоединилась к Сопротивлению
Cox gozel filmdi
How can you be in the same house for 3 months and not speak to him?
I don't think I have that much restraint.
I have done it for 60 years! One puts onés self gratification aside for a greater good...hard...but....???
so cold...
😍😍😍
How about if he decided not to go for his freaking Christmas party? He could have stayed.
It's an adaptation of the french book. Love of one's country and hatred of the enemy are just as powerful as love...he went to the front and she replaced her activist friend.
Hopefully, someone could shed some light here for me. I've seen this movie 5 times and it only just hit me. At the beginning of the movie, it says it's November 1941. In this scene, it's Christmas Day, the German Captian says it's three months since he's been here. It doesn't add up unless I've missed something. Or unless the movie started in November 1941, and there is a huge time lapse between when their house was requisitioned. Werner didn't arrive until September 1942? Sorry if I've ruined the mojo with my question.
He may have been referring to the time he has been in France. It is confusing or maybe an oversight in the script.
@@sharyncarr4279 - all reasons are acceptable as this movie is perfect on so many levels. I adore their interaction and could watch them day in and day out, literally for three months. The way he talks and looks at her (glancing at the grandfather every now an then out of respect); and she looking at him when he's not noticing. Her waiting for him to return home just so that she can feel his presence, to listen to the sound of his voice. Oh my, God, the feels of this movie!
Там есть ошибки со временем: бои под Смоленском тоже были в 42, но от этого фильм ничего не теряет. Гениальный
Can someone explain to me the use of mirrors in various shots? What is the significance of using a mirror in movie making?
Perhaps to capture the facial emotions from all angles?
Here is a blog about why mirrors are used in film productions. See: dbmoviesblog.wordpress.com/2018/06/03/mirrors-in-films-duality-secrets-and-revelations-and-the-passage-to-the-otherworld/. In this movie, Jeanne is developing strong feelings for Werner, even though she knows that her passion for him is forbidden in a wartime situation. She is becoming infatuated with him because of his knightly/ courtly behaviour, impeccable manners and his absolute respect for her as a person besides his obvious physical attraction to her. This movie symbolises the awful socio-economic upheaval that was happening to French people at that time. The moral and physical effects of collaboration and and non collaboration by the French politicians and sectors of French society haunted the French psyche for years afterwards. Women who had liaisons with German servicemen were conveniently used as scapegoats and targets for to cover other people’s guilt and release pent up frustrations. See: digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1005&context=histhp.
@Hana For Success Those are not easy to shoot.
The letter Werner received from Stuttgart, Germany was written by his wife and the photo is of his son. He wanted to explain to Jeanne, that he is married and the affection he has towards her is due to the similarities they share.
An unpublished script talks about the life of Jeanne, the lead character after the demise of Werner in the Russian front and the sudden death of André. She fills the void left by Marie and actively supports the French Resistance while taking care of orphaned Pierre. All this time, Pascal supports her in all of her actions, but just like the coldness shown to Werner she resist moves made by Pascal. However remember that in the first part Pascal says "Jeanne is spoken for" meaning she belongs to him. Eventually Jeanne falls in love with Pascal and starts a family brining up their offspring along with Pierre. In the second part, the character Pascal dominates and shows that Jeanne was his from the beginning.
Hm I don't think it's true it's his ex fiancée (according to the book he broke their engagement because she had a very different personality and he couldn't picture a life with her)
The book doesn't follow that premise. But nice story.
Verdade, sua ex noiva
in tutti i film i tedeschi sono colti e suonano il piano.
Πονάει το κεφάλι μου ,από το να σε ψάχνω, για Χρόνια πολλά.
5:15 she told ,,żegnaj" in polish language 🙂
can anyone tell me what says on the envelope and the letter inside?
A letter from Greta from Stuttgart, we can't read the letter, impossible to read, may be a sister, a friend, ?
Due to the fact that there is a photo with the letter, we can infer that it is likely his girlfriend or wife.
@@ellisbell9764 - I read the review of the book he was engaged to someone. That might have kept her from doing anything foolish. I know I wouldn't.
Angela Carleton I wish they hadn’t included the letter scene without giving us the explanation as to who the woman was to him. I don’t like thinking he had a fiancé or possible wife. I want it to be just Jeanne and Werner “finding” each other even though it wasn’t forever 😢
It's a letter from his "ex fiancée". He broke up with her before joining the army.
Does someone notice?actually werner play better than her
Janice Kang yep. He said earlier that he was a musician.
If you watch her playing the first night he arrives, the camera stays on her hands much longer. I think she was actually playing the piece and the sound of the piano is fit for the acoustics of the room. When he plays, the camera spends very little time on his hands and the piano sounds like it is a professional studio version dubbed into the sound track. Just my guess.
@Sharyn Carr I believe you are correct. The music of those two scenes were from two different pianos. From the camera shots of her hands I believe she was actually playing the piece. Since it shows only his left hand I can not tell if he was playing the piece.
Janice - I believe she played more a younger person than he was. So naturally, she would be a bit intimidated by his presence.
@@sharyncarr4279 - My impression since his back looked different than Werner who is thinner, not heavier looking when his back was turned as if there was a double playing the piano.
J'aurais tant voulu une étreinte des doux sourires et baisers..
C'est trop triste 💘 ..de les voir si distants..moi si sensible..je l'aurais étreint contre moi ❣️❣️
Переведите на русский язык
А что нельзя было сделать этот фильм с переводом!
Вот именно что так трудно перевести на русский язык да
女主角真漂亮
@Fy L
男主角更帥吧！
Jenny Chuang 是的哦
一部非常值得推荐的好电影。不仅题材好，演技出色，拍摄手法也别具一格。
Mην βρωμιζεις και πονάς τις ψυχές τον άλλον γίνε λίγο ανθρωπος
I hate this german officer, he is trying to ruin this girl's life.
+astridbelge You are stupid and bad minded.
Not all of us are taken in by handsome faces hiding oppression, murder and cruelty. I feel that you are the foolish one, here.
Sarcastic Sugar Love your profile pic.
I think you have missed the story completely. They love each other deeply, but due to the war, they can't be together.
@@varvenfel2448 Gosh, how could you say such a thing to Astridbelge? simply cause the actor was very handsome? His character was a staunch Nazi fighter. The character was required to kill French without hesitation! I had a similar experience in life, except the guy was not handsome. It turned out that his values were completely different from mine.