In October 1942, in Tobrook, French Commando blasted German gasoline deposits. Four soldiers manage to escape and soon were lost in the middle of the desert. After a comprehensive walk, they fix the German self -government and its five occupants. Only one avoided death and captured. This is the beginning of an amazing adventure, where, in danger, everyone finds solidarity.
This square is a taxi for Tobriuk, an excellent classic of hexagonal cinema that denies the absurdity of war. In 1961, this excellent film about friendships is distinguished by the quality of Michelle’s audience dialogues, whose cult lines have spotted a cinematic landscape for years. Another powerful point of this anti -filaytic camera in the desert, far from the classic war film: Lino Ventura, Charles Aznavour, Maurice Bird, German Cobos and Hardy Kruger. Those who want to work with humor, not human, which we strongly recommend.
Tobruk Taxi is an adaptation to the Great Screen of Rene Hardy’s episodic novel, which was undoubtedly inspired by several real elements of the wilderness war. According to Pierre Belemar, the story of the feature film will be strictly inspired by two soldiers, one Daniel and the other German who suffered an adventure that would lose in 1943 in Greenland.
Almost 5 million spectators start on board
The winner of the French Film Grand Prix in 1961 (the award created by Louis Lummer, one of the inventors of the Seventh Art), Tobrook is one of the many collaborations between Michel Audio and Director Dennis de la Patelie, which has worked in many families, Rue des prairies or Emile Boat. It is very popular with six million assumptions in hexagonal rooms, this classic small invitation this evening in your living room. Do you know
Tonight in France from 5 to 9:05.
Trailer “Taxi for Tobruk”:
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