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De Gaulle - Résistance & Liberté
De Gaulle - Résistance & Liberté
This is a combined pass for both DE GAULLE: RESISTANCE and DE GAULLE: LIBERTÉ
DE GAULLE: RESISTANCE
In June 1940, as France collapses and signs the armistice with Nazi Germany, an unknown French general named Charles de Gaulle refuses to surrender. With no army, no official mandate, and no backing, he flees to London to launch the Free France Forces and convince the world that the fight is not over. Slowly, rebellious students, determined soldiers, and figures like Jean Moulin begin to rise up and join the cause across England, France, and Africa.
Saturday, November 7
Doors 11:30 am | Movie 12:00 pm *Start time subject to change. Please arrive on time.
DE GAULLE: RESISTANCE (Antonin Baudry, 2026 / 159 mins / G ) France falls in June 1940, and one unknown general will not accept it. Charles de Gaulle escapes to London with no army and no backing, determined to prove that France's war is far from over. Based on the book De Gaulle: Une certaine idée de la France by Julian Jackson..
DE GAULLE: LIBERTÉ
Between 1943 and 1944, General de Gaulle works to unite a deeply divided French Resistance, wins legitimacy for Free France from reluctant Allies like Franklin D. Roosevelt, and orchestrates the liberation of the country. Directed by Antonin Baudry, with Simon Abkarian, Niels Schneider and Anamaria Vartolomei.
Sunday, November 8
Doors 11:30 am | Movie 12:00 pm *Start time subject to change. Please arrive on time.
DE GAULLE: LIBERTÉ (Antonin Baudry, 2026 / 160 mins / G) The war turns, and de Gaulle fights a second battle at home and abroad. He has to hold a fractured Resistance together and persuade Roosevelt and the other Allies that Free France deserves a seat at the table, all while the liberation of France draws closer.
