Joyeux Noel
Drama • PG-13 • 2005 • 1 hr 56 min
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Diane Kruger, Benno Fürmann, Guillaume Canet, Gary Lewis, Dany Boon
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Interesting and thoughtful. Well filmed and acted
A wonderful account of the Christmas Truce.
Great film with an incredible use of language in storytelling. A human look into the Christmas Day ceasefire durning WWI. Top Christmas film
Really heartfelt story with a beautiful, but obvious, message. A great Christmas film
Fascinating look at a unique period of the Great War (WWI).
Une histoire méconnu et bien interprété ici.
Perfect Christmas movie, without the cheesy element. Truly human, and makes you question a lot of things. Unassuming but powerful.
"A splendid story about the spirt of the holidays and the good in people as a world war wages throughout 1914 Europe"
Good watch. A lot of subtitles but the story is heartwarming.
In my top 5 Christmas movies. A beautiful film of a beautiful story in a dark part of history.
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