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      Paths Of Glory

      Paths Of Glory

      10.0 / 10 ( 1 votes)
      Category:
      Film artistic
      Director:
      Screenwriter:
      Stanley Kubrick, Calder Willingham
      Cast:
      Kirk Douglas, Ralph Meeker, Adolphe Menjou
      Country of Origin:
      SUA
      Publishing Date:
      1957
      Support:
      DVD
      Number of discs:
      1
      Colour:
      Alb-negru
      Video Format:
      Pal
      Audio Format:
      Mono
      Subtitles:
      french, italian, spanish, dutch
      Audio:
      english, german
      Duration:
      88
      Cnc:
      AG
      Barcode:
      5050070008166
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      Publisher's Synopsis

      Filmul nu are subtitrare in limba romana. / This movie does not have Romanian subtitles.

      Stanley Kubrick directs this classic 1950s drama based on the true story of French soldiers who refused to go over the top to certain death in the First World War. The film, which is in turn based on the novelisation of the incident by Humphrey Cobb, stars Kirk Douglas as Colonel Dax, the leader of a group of soldiers who have already endured a great deal of horror in the trenches of France. When the vain and ambitious General Mireau (George Macready) orders Dax and his men to attack a well-fortified German position known as the Anthill, Dax informs him that the task is virtually impossible and will result in many deaths. Desperate for promotion, Mireau insists that the attack proceeds and is outraged when the second wave of soldiers refuse to enter the battle after witnessing the slaughter of their comrades. When Mireau and his acolytes select three soldiers for court-martial as scapegoats for the rebellion, Dax - a lawyer during his civilian life - elects to defend the men from the charges himself.


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