Samuel Goldwyn Films released the first part of Antonin Baudry's two-part World War II epic "De Gaulle: Resistance" in the U.S. this weekend. The film made its American premiere Saturday at the American French Film Festival in Los Angeles, where both installments screened back-to-back at the DGA Theater. Each part runs more than two and a half hours. The screenings drew a seven-minute standing ovation from packed audiences. The film has also sold to China.
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Goldwyn Bets on French WW2 Epic ‘De Gaulle’ Crossing Over to U.S. Audiences: ‘It’s the Story of an Ally’
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