The film mainly depicts the theater manager Jew Lykas, his wife Marion and the young actor Bernard through many trivial matters surrounding the rehearsal performance with delicate artistic techniques; The coercive rule and the coercion of renegade gangsters, their life orientation, philosophy and behavior. They do not give in, stick to the spirit of France, stick to their beloved art field, and show a noble personality and elegant temperament. Bernard, who has always participated in the resistance movement, would rather give up the party of his theater colleagues hosted by his favorite Marion when he saw that his coat and hat would be side by side with the coats and hats of the German officers who invaded his country, and took it back. He left with his clothes and hat; when he saw his comrades were captured by the German army, he would rather give up his acting career as his life and take up arms and threw himself directly into the resistance movement. When Marion saw the homosexual behavior of the two women in the troupe, she was angry and scolded them, and then offered to ask her to come forward and ask the whole troupe to go "chic"; she fell in love with Bernard from the beginning, but for the In the overall situation, she forced herself not to allow Bernard to touch her except on the stage; when Bernard was going to take part in the armed struggle of the resistance movement to say goodbye to her, she took the initiative to make a "relationship". Lykas, who had been hiding in the theatre cellar but was always paying attention to the rehearsal, saw early on that Marion was deeply in love with Bernard, but he never criticized Marion. The other secondary characters in the film also have their own characteristics, which play the role of green leaves for the three protagonists. The ending of the film is very memorable. All in all, the film is well-crafted and wonderful.
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