Blaze (1991)
Overview
All of Europe was affected by the Great Depression of the 1930s, but some parts were hurt less badly than others. France, for instance, was relatively prosperous. In this grim drama, a sturdy Polish boxer and his family have settled into a mining town in northern France because that's where the work is. Like European "guest workers" in the 1990s, the Polish immigrants then were frequently treated badly by the locals. In this drama, the romantic aspirations of the boxer's son are thwarted by the concerted efforts of the local men and his own family's preference that he marry another Polish girl. After his romance fails, the son becomes a union activist and sacrifices a great deal to try to gain higher wages for the miners, but the contract he works out is reneged on by the duplicitous owners.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.872 |
Directed By
Eric Barbier
Crew
Eric Barbier
Eric Barbier
Yvon Crenn
Dominique Galliéni
José Padilla
Isabelle Dedieu
Kaatje Van Damme
François Groult
Thierry Arbogast
Jacques Fiorentino
Jacques Bufnoir
Philippe Caspary
Jennifer Augé
Pierre-Yves Gayraud
Yan Arlaud
Frédéric Talgorn
Diane Duchesne
Lew Rywin
TOP CAST
Maruschka Detmers
Alice
Jean-Marc Barr
Victor
Tolsty
Pavlak
Thierry Fortineau
Emile
Jean-Paul Roussillon
Dalmas
Sylvia Wels
Louise
Elżbieta Karkoszka
Maria
Serge Merlin
Betaix
Bogusława Schubert
Kristina
Marc Brunet
Jacques
Maximilien Regiani
Antoine
Stephania Bak
L'aÔeule
Dominique Didry
Octave
Michel Charrel
Ledoue
Daniel Chauvidon
Dindon
Yves Elliot
Mallard
Philippe Caspary
La grive
Eugène Berthier
Bonnot
Catherine Hertault
Bertha
Michel Carmone
Marsupio
Gilette Barbier
Mère d'Emilie
Artur Dziurman
Paul
