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Le.Silence.de.la.Mer.1949.COMPLETE.BLURAY-UNRELiABLE

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Region  x A                    Runtime      x 1h27m28s

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ViDEO

[x] MPEG-4 AVC                [ ] VC-1
Framerate    x 23.976fps      Resolution   x 1920x1080
Aspect Ratio x 16:9           Aspect Ratio x 1.33:1

AUDiO

[ ] English                   [ ] Korean
[ ] Dutch                     [ ] Chinese
[ ] Norwegian                 [ ] Japanese
[ ] Danish                    [ ] Flemish
[ ] Icelandic                 [ ] Polish
[ ] Finnish                   [ ] Spanish
[ ] Swedish                   [ ] Italian
[ ] German                    [x] French LPCM 1.0

SUBTiTLES

[x] English                   [ ] Portuguese
[ ] Swedish                   [ ] Russian
[ ] Norwegian                 [ ] Japanese
[ ] Danish                    [ ] Serbian
[ ] Icelandic                 [ ] Polish
[ ] Finnish                   [ ] Spanish
[ ] Dutch                     [ ] Italian
[ ] German                    [ ] French
[ ] Czech                     [ ] Greek
[ ] Slovenian                 [ ] Korean
[ ] Slovak                    [ ] Romanian
[ ] Chinese                   [ ] Turkish

GENRE

[ ] Action                    [ ] Horror
[ ] Adventure                 [ ] Music
[ ] Animation                 [ ] Musical
[ ] Biography                 [ ] Mystery
[ ] Comedy                    [ ] News
[ ] Crime                     [ ] Reality-TV
[ ] Documentary               [x] Romance
[x] Drama                     [ ] Sci-Fi
[ ] Family                    [ ] Sport
[ ] Fantasy                   [ ] Talk-Show
[ ] Film-Noir                 [ ] Thriller
[ ] Game-Show                 [x] War
[ ] History                   [ ] Western

PLOT

1941 in a small town in Nazi occupied France. Against the
will of its elderly male and his adult niece residents,
the Nazis commandeer a house for one of their officers,
Lt. Werner von Ebrennac, to live in for as long as he is
in the area on Nazi business. As a figurative and literal
silent protest against the Nazis and the officer, the
uncle and niece do whatever is required of them while the
officer is in their house, however they do not acknowledge
his presence, living largely in silence whenever he is
around. The officer treats the housing situation with
care, like he is a guest. Although not a nightly
occurrence, the officer begins an evening routine with his
reluctant hosts: in his civilian clothes, he knocks on the
door of the room in which they have convened for the
evening, walking in shortly thereafter knowing that no
acknowledgment will be made for him to enter, he visits
with them for no more than five minutes before he bids
them a good evening as he exits. During these visits, he
speaks reverently about, among other things, culture -
music and literature in particular as he is a composer and
musician - his national pride, his love of France, and
what he hopes will emerge from the war, namely a strong
and free France, stronger than it was before the war, and
the marriage between the French and German cultures which
will enrich the lives of all Europeans. All the while, he
makes no expectations from them, either to listen, or to
answer if they are indeed listening. At the end of what
ends up being his six month stay at the house, he does end
up having a profound effect on the uncle and niece,
despite that effect being largely unacknowledged, as his
stay in France has a profound effect on him, opening up
his eyes to the reality of the war based largely on his
first ever visit into Paris.

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