Directed by Charles Chaplin in 1940. With Charles Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Jack Oakie…

Little aware of the political and social evolution of his country, as well as a perfect double of the Dictator in place, a barber reopens his shop and sees soldiers painting the word "Jew" on his window. Trying to erase the inscription, the barber exposes himself to a brutal punishment from the soldiers, but he defends himself and finally owes his salvation to his neighbor, whom he immediately falls in love with…

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Directed by John Ford in 1939. With John Wayne, Claire Trevor, Andy Devine…

In 1885, a stagecoach make its way to the town of Lordsburg. The path is dangerous and threatened by the Indians. On board are nine people who do not know each other and who must live together for the duration of the trip: a prostitute, an old alcoholic doctor, a married woman, an officer, a gambler, a banker, a whiskey dealer in the saloons, a sheriff and a last man who will join them at the exit of the city. But the atmosphere is becoming more and more electric…

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Directed by Michael Curtiz in 1942. With Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid Bergman, Paul Henreid…

During World War II, Casablanca's most popular nightclub was owned by an American in exile. The establishment also serves as a refuge for those who would like to obtain papers to leave the country. One evening, the owner is surprised to see his former love land on the arm of a political dissident, now the wife of the man she accompanies…

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