Les Hussards (1955)
Dir: Alex Joffé Comedy / History
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Overview
Les Hussards is a French film comedy first released in 1955,
directed by Alex Joffé.
The film stars Jean-Marie Amato, Bernard Blier, Alberto Bonucci, Bourvil and Carlo Campanini.
It has also been released under the title: Cavalrymen.
Our overall rating for this film is: good.
Synopsis
Under Bonaparte, the French army begins its campaign in Italy.
Two soldiers, Flicot and Le Gouce, are sent on a reconnaissance
mission, but they manage to lose their horses when they encounter a
pair of Italian lovers. Whilst looking for their horses, the two
soldiers arrives in the village of San Angelo, which is almost deserted
because of the fighting. Meanwhile, the captain who sent our two
heroes on their mission is half-convinced they have deserted and sets
out to look for them. When the captain and his men arrive in San
Angelo, Flicot and Le Gouce fabricate an implausible story in which
they fought a brave battle against the hostile locals. The two
soldiers are fêted as heroes, until their deception is revealed...
© Willems Henri (Brussels, Belgium) Film Review
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