Bonjour,

A la très courte liste des films évoquant les Français libres, on peut ajouter un film britannique réalisé en 1945 par Charles Trend : Johnny Frenchman .
Ce film relate la solidarité de pêcheurs de Bretagne et de Cornouailles, anciens adversaires économiques et historiques que la guerre rapproche.
Il est a noté que certains rôles sont tenus par des comédiens amateurs dont des FNFL.


"...Johnny Frenchman uses humor to drive home the point that, despite all previous rivalries and hostilties, the French and English should pull together during WW2. Aldwych farceur Tom Walls plays Nat Pomeroy, harbourmaster of a Cornwall fishing village, who is continually outsmarted by clever French fish poacher Lannec Florrie (Francoise Rosay). Pomeroy is further aggravated by the fact that Florrie's son Yan (played by French-Canadian radio favorite Paul Dupuis) is busily romancing Pomeroy's daughter Sue (Patricia Roc). But when the Nazis rear their ugly heads, the Cornish fisherman and the French miscreants band together to thwart the German menace. Many of the cast members of Johnny Frenchman are actual Cornish villagers and members of the Free French resistance movement...."
movies.nytimes.com/movie/26439/Johnny-Frenchman/overview






Cordialement
Laurent