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La Guerre d'un Seul Homme (1982) Edgardo Cozarinsky, Ernst Junger
La Guerre d'un Seul Homme (1982) Edgardo Cozarinsky, Ernst Junger


 
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In French with English subtitles. The English translation for this title is "One Man's War".

“A frightening descent into the garbage can of history” -New York Film Festival. “The basis of my film,” writes Argentine-born director Edgardo Cozarinsky, “is an idea of Walter Benjamin’s to write a book consisting entirely of quotations. I wanted to let quotations talk to each other, so that by the process of confrontation alone they would say more.” Juxtaposing German writer and army officer Ernst Jünger’s Paris Diaries, which describe German-occupied Paris, with French newsreel footage of the period, “Aryan” music by Hans Pfiltzner and Richard Strauss, and “degenerate” music by Arnold Schönberg and Franz Schreker, Cozarinsky creates a “documentary fiction,” finding each in the other. With this collage of quotations, he is concerned not with delineating a historically accurate portrait of the time, but rather with creating a sense of the web of lies, half-truths, and deceptions spun by both the mass media and private individuals.” -Kathy Geritz, Pacific Film Archive

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5 of 5 5 stars July 25, 2019
Reviewer: Sylvia van de Garde from Utrecht, Utrecht Netherlands  
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5 of 5 Excellent all-round March 28, 2019
Reviewer: Julian Petley from Littlebourne, N/A United Kingdom  
I was so pleased to find a copy of this extremely rare and absolutely fascinating film. Well done to Moviedetective for making it available, and for making the transaction so painless.

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5 of 5 La Guerre d' Un Seul Homme May 4, 2014
Reviewer: Serge Mosovich from New York, NY United States  
Rarely does one have the opportunity to follow visually the thoughts of a great writer and thinker, who was so aware of the magnitude of his conationals' damage to a vanquised country. We also as well can see his own participation in that process, albeit in a detached manner.

We see too, how a certain strata of society  managed to maintain their lifestyle by collaborating with the enemy and denying the tragedy of their own occupied country.

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