L'Ennemi intime / Florent Emilio Siri / 2007 / film review

L'Ennemi intime (2007)

Drama / War

Director: Florent Emilio Siri
Script: Patrick Rotman, Florent Emilio Siri
Photo: Giovanni Fiore Coltellacci
Music: Alexandre Desplat
Cast: Benoît Magimel (Terrien), Albert Dupontel (Dougnac), Aurélien Recoing (Vesoul), Marc Barbé (Berthaut), Vincent Rottiers (Lefranc), Eric Savin (Sergent Chapeau), Mohamed Fellag (Le prisonnier), Lounés Tazairt (Saïd)
Country: France
Language: French
Runtime: 105 min
Aka: Intimate Enemies

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Synopsis

Algeria, 1959. Terrien, a young lieutenant in the French army, takes command of a battalion stationed in the Kabyle mountains. Here, he comes into contact with Sergeant Dougnac, an experienced soldier whose hardened view of conflict makes a stark contrast with Terrien’s idealism. Although they aren’t officially at war with the Algerians, what the two men experience over the months that ensue will test their endurance to its very limit...

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