"When the bullets bloomed, they had twenty-three people, twenty-three who had given their sincerity before this, twenty-three foreigners as our brothers..." In 1955, the French poet Aragon wrote such a poem for a group of immigrants who dedicated themselves to France.Back to the time when the German army occupied Paris in 1943, led by the Armenian poet Missak Manouchian, a group of young Jews, Hungarians, Poles, Romanians, Spanish, Italians, and Armenians formed an underground resistance organization, determined to fight to liberate the France they loved.They risked their lives to carry out several assassinations against the Nazis and their puppets.Soon, they became thorns in the Nazi side, and the police mastered and suppressed their actions through stalking, reporting, threatening, and torture.On February 21, 1944, 22 men and one woman, including Manushan, were sentenced to death.These twenty-three people were called "crime troops" by the Nazis, but their images later appeared in the streets and alleys of the country with red leaflets. These foreign immigrants who sacrificed for France's freedom eventually became legendary heroes of the country.
War
The Sin Force
actor： Virginie Radoyan, Simon Abucarian, Robinson, Stévenin
director：Robert,Guédiguian
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type：War
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status：positive
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updated：2025-05-15
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region：France
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year：2009
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language：French, German
plot："When the bullets bloomed, they had twenty-three people, twenty-three who had gi...more
