‘We swept a lot under the carpet’: Vichy regime film hits home in France of 2026
A still from Notre Salut, which is poised to become a box office hit. Photograph: Kidam & Michigan FilmsView image in fullscreenA still from Notre Salut, which is poised to become a box office hit. The film was inspired by a stash of family letters found by director Emmanuel Marre that shed light on the life of his great-grandfather, a Vichy administrator.
- ▪A still from Notre Salut, which is poised to become a box office hit.
- ▪Photograph: Kidam & Michigan FilmsView image in fullscreenA still from Notre Salut, which is poised to become a box office hit.
- ▪The film was inspired by a stash of family letters found by director Emmanuel Marre that shed light on the life of his great-grandfather, a Vichy administrator.
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A still from Notre Salut, which is poised to become a box office hit. Photograph: Kidam & Michigan FilmsView image in fullscreenA still from Notre Salut, which is poised to become a box office hit. Photograph: Kidam & Michigan FilmsFrance‘We swept a lot under the carpet’: Vichy regime film hits home in France of 2026Movie about Nazi-collaborating administration strikes chord during what director calls ‘time of great uncertainty’Angelique Chrisafis in ParisSat 3 Oct 2026 00.00 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleIt is the story of how a lowly state administrator unthinkingly becomes a cog in the machine of an authoritarian regime, embracing the bureaucracy and logistics of sending people to their deaths – and it is drawing in audiences to French cinemas.The French film Notre Salut (Our…
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