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Passage to Marseille (1944)

A freedom-loving French journalist sacrifices his happiness and security to battle Nazi tyranny.

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Illés G 08 Jan 2016

Wonderful black and white cinematography by James Wong Howe, great technical advising and set design, but dull screenplay and pointless structure from the reunited creators of Casablanca. Laughable (french) patriotism (the young sailor is one of the worst propaganda character ever) and painful sentimentalism.

Jacob N 04 Mar 2008

The movie has many similarities with Casablanca, including many actors, the director, WWII, and a strong affinity with the free French. The film uses flashbacks within flashbacks for its narrative structure, coming back to the present for the film's conclusion. The ending is a little sappy, but it was made during the war, so I can give it a pass in that regard.

Nathanael Hood 28 Dec 2018

...a thoroughly mediocre military melodrama...

Nemo N 23 Aug 2012

Interesting storytelling: flashback (Bogart in France) inside flashback (escape from prison) inside flashback (ship to Marseilles) inside main narrative (French air field).

Emanuel Levy 16 Apr 2011

Sort of a class reunion of Casablanca, but not as good, reuniting Bogart, director Curtiz and other key players of that cult picture.