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The Two of Us (1967)

A story of the caring friendship formed between a crusty, old anti-Semite and an eight-year-old Jewish boy who goes to live with him during World War II.

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Ed Q 22 Jun 2009

A heartwarming film about how even a poisonous antisemite can be a sweet man at his heart, or how even a sweet man can be a poisonous antisemite at his heart. Hard to tell, which is part of its charm. And charm is exactly the word. The movie's pretty heavy-handed, sure, but so was Jeux interdits (which would, obviously, make a great double feature with this) or Au Revoir les Enfants. It's just that this is a happy movie, and those were sad, and sadness somehow feels more 'true.' The tragic bias. Watch for the great SPOILER scene of the candlelight meal, with hats still on, during a blackout, one of many in which the old antisemite becomes, despite all his efforts, progressively more and more 'Jewish.' Four stars only because of George Delerue's saccherine music. The main theme recalls Satie, just to let us know, "'allo! C'est french [sic]!" and the jolly bucolic idyll stuff seems not to trust the audience. We *know* it's happy, so why lay it on so thick?

Christy W 10 Jul 2008

Michel Simon's best performance! My favorite curmudgeon. Also, Claude Berri's short Le Poule is undoubtedly my favorite thing ever put to film.

Peter Canavese 07 Jul 2005

A story that hasn't gone out of style....Perhaps Berri spoke for himself through the old man's self-summation: 'I don't have a church bell for a heart, but I respect life.'

Byron B 13 Sep 2008

Charming--Michel Simon is great and the chemistry between him and the little boy is genuine. The social commentary about racism is a bit understated given that it was still a senstive topic at the time, but I think the film made a subtle but powerful point about that period in French history. The interview with the adult Alain Cohen is very insightful as to why his performance was so convincing. A great little film.

Bill v 25 Sep 2009

Touching portrait of a bond between two unlikely friends. Those who expect a certain plot point to resolve will be disappointed, but in the end it seems unnecessary. The French equivalent of "Hope & Glory", but less episodic.