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A Self-Made Hero (1996)

Set in France at the end of World War II Albert Dehousse finds out his father wasn't a war hero and his mother is a collaborator.

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Yoav S 02 Feb 2008

I think you see those types also at any big company too...

Vivien T 14 Mar 2013

Kasovitz est un brillant acteur dans ce film brillant.

Amelia L 22 Jun 2008

This is a thoroughly entertaining film which cleverly draws attention to the mythological nature of personal and national histories. The story is framed as a documentary, narrated by the older Dehousse (played by Jean-Louis Trintignant), his memories rich in period detail, yet Audiard constantly reminds us that this is a fiction with moments of fantasy, stylized sequences and by cutting back to the chamber ensemble who provide the musical soundtrack. Excellent.

Susan B 22 Apr 2008

ok.a bit slow and you're never sure where it wants to go...

Joseph C 20 Oct 2008

A thoroughly enjoyable film, hilarious and not mere fluff. The interviews add a playful touch of 'realism'.