Paths of Glory 1957
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Paths of Glory is a gripping and powerful antiwar film directed by Stanley Kubrick. Set during World War I, the movie follows the unjust trial of three soldiers accused of cowardice. Kirk Douglas delivers a stellar performance as Colonel Dax, who fights against the corrupt military hierarchy to defend his men. The film masterfully portrays the brutality and futility of war, highlighting the sacrifices made by ordinary soldiers in the name of honor and duty.
With its strong performances, compelling narrative, and haunting cinematography, Paths of Glory remains a timeless classic that offers a thoughtprovoking commentary on the horrors of war and the injustices perpetuated by those in power. Kubricks direction is meticulous and impactful, capturing the emotional turmoil and moral dilemmas faced by the characters. Overall, Paths of Glory is a mustsee film that resonates with audiences long after the credits roll.
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Col. Dax
Cpl. Philippe Paris
Gen. George Broulard
Gen. Paul Mireau
Lt. Roget
Maj. Saint-Auban
Pvt. Pierre Arnaud
German Singer
Proprietor of Cafe
Narrator of Opening Sequence
Father Dupree
Sgt. Boulanger
Pvt. Lejeune
Pvt. Maurice Ferol
Shell-Shocked Soldier
Capt. Rousseau - Battery Commander
Capt. Nichols - Artillery Spotter
Capt. Sancy
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01H 28M
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2024-01-22