弗兰得狂欢节HD中字

影片名称：弗兰得狂欢节

影片别名：fulandekuanghuanjie

上映时间：1935年

国家/地区：法国

影片语言：法语

IMDB链接：1714872217

豆瓣评分：0.0

影片类型：爱情片

导演：雅克·费代尔

主演：弗朗索瓦丝·罗赛,安德烈·阿莱尔姆,让·缪拉,路易·茹韦,Lyne,Clevers,米舍利娜·谢雷尔,Maryse,Wendling,Ginette,Gaubert,玛格丽特·迪库雷,贝尔纳·朗克雷,阿尔弗雷德·亚当,Pierre,Labry,阿蒂尔·德韦尔,Marcel,Carpentier,亚历山大·达西,Claude,Sainval,Delphin,保罗·哈特曼,Francine,Bessy,Will,Dohm,恩里科·格洛里,罗歇·勒格里,Matt,Mattox,Rolla,Norman,Geor

视频集数：全集共1集

资源类别：正片全集未删减

总播放次数：273次

入库更新时间：2024-05-05 09:05:37

弗兰得狂欢节剧情：Released in France as La Kermesse Heroique, Carnival in Flanders is set during the long-ago war between the Dutch and Spanish. A tiny village in Flanders is invaded by Spanish troops. The townsfolk have heard of Spanish cruelties in other towns, and decide to deflect the vanquishers by playing dead. This isn't terribly effective (you have to take a breath once in a while), so the wife of the burgomaster tries to soften up the invaders with a lavish carnival. So successful is this venture that the Spaniards allow the village to escape being decimated, or even taxed. An award-winner many times over, Carnival in Flanders was banned in Germany; evidently, Goebbels caught on that director Jacques Feyder and scenarists Bernard Zimmer and Charles Spaak were drawing deliberate parallels between the Spanish and the then-burgeoning Nazis.Released in France as La Kermesse Heroique, Carnival in Flanders is set during the long-ago war between the Dutch and Spanish. A tiny village in Flanders is invaded by Spanish troops. The townsfolk have heard of Spanish cruelties in other towns, and decide to deflect the vanquishers by playing dead. This isn't terribly effective (you have to take a breath once in a while), so the wife of the burgomaster tries to soften up the invaders with a lavish carnival. So successful is this venture that the Spaniards allow the village to escape being decimated, or even taxed. An award-winner many times over, Carnival in Flanders was banned in Germany; evidently, Goebbels caught on that director Jacques Feyder and scenarists Bernard Zimmer and Charles Spaak were drawing deliberate parallels between the Spanish and the then-burgeoning Nazis.