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6.0Brussels in the year 1568, as the Flemish people are fighting against the tyranny of the Spanish occupiers. Led by Count de Rysoor, the revolt against the ruthless Duke of Alba, is meant to help Prince William of Orange to get into the city and come to power. Now, the count's lieutenant, has an affair with Elisabeth, Rysoor's wife. For the time being, the count, who thinks of his homeland first, turns a blind eye. But such a relationship might well undermine the whole rebellion movement.
Released: 1946-10-22100 minDir: Louis DaquinDrama
Cast
- Pierre Blanchar as Le comte de Rysoor
- Maria Mauban as Elisabeth
- Pierre Asso as Le moine Pablo
- Julien Bertheau as Guillaume d'Orange
- Guy Decomble as un échevin
- Jean Desailly as Karloo
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- Duration
- 100
- FilmAffinity ID
- 887127
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- publication date
- 1946-01-01
- title
- Patrie
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Paris
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French
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IMDb
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Brussels-Capital Region
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Flanders
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William the Silent
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drama film
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Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, 3rd Duke of Alba
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Victorien Sardou
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historical drama
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art director
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1946 Cannes Film Festival
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Pierre Blanchar
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Louis Daquin
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Louis Seigner
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Pierre Dux
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Jean Desailly
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Charles Spaak
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Pierre Bost
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Maria Mauban
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1940s historical drama films1946 drama films1946 films1946 French films1946 French-language filmsCultural depictions of Fernando Álvarez de Toledo, 3rd Duke of AlbaCultural depictions of William the SilentFilms based on works by Victorien SardouFilms directed by Louis DaquinFilms scored by Jean WienerFilms set in FlandersFilms set in the 16th centuryFilms shot at Epinay StudiosFilms with screenplays by Charles SpaakFrench black-and-white filmsFrench films based on playsFrench historical drama filmsTemplate film date with 1 release dateWorks about the Eighty Years' War