Film Info
- France
- 1974
- 138 minutes
- Color
- 1.66:1
- French
- Spine #329
One of the first French films to address the issue of collaboration during the German occupation, Louis Malle’s brave and controversial Lacombe, Lucien traces a young peasant’s journey from potential Resistance member to Gestapo recruit. At once the story of a nation and one troubled boy, the film is a disquieting portrait of lost innocence and guilt.
Cast
| Lucien Lacombe | Pierre Blaise |
| France Horn | Aurore Clément |
| Albert Horn | Holger Löwenadler |
| Bella Horn | Thérèse Giehse |
| Jean-Bernard | Stéphane Bouy |
Credits
| Director | Louis Malle |
| Screenplay | Louis Malle and Patrick Modiano |
| Producer | Louis Malle and Claude Nedjar |
| Cinematography | Tonino Delli Colli |
| Music | Charles Gounod and Django Reinhardt |
Disc Features
- New, restored high-definition digital transfer
- Original theatrical trailer
- Pauline Kael’s 1974 New Yorker review
- New and improved English subtitle translation



















