De Gaulle

Synopsis

De Gaulle is a 2020 historical drama film portraying the struggles and decisions of the iconic French leader Charles de Gaulle during a pivotal moment in World War II. Set in 1940, the movie follows De Gaulle's challenges as he navigates political turmoil and personal dilemmas while striving to protect the sovereignty and integrity of France. With intense portrayals and gripping storytelling, De Gaulle offers a deep dive into the mind of a respected figure who shaped the course of history. The film captures the tension and courage of a man faced with immense responsibility during a critical juncture in the country's fate.

Cast

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  Lambert Wilson

  Le Général de Gaulle

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  Isabelle Carré

  Yvonne de Gaulle

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  Olivier Gourmet

  Paul Reynaud

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  Laurent Stocker

  Jean Laurent

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  Gilles Cohen

  Georges Mandel

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  Philippe Laudenbach

  Le Maréchal Pétain

Reviews

De Gaulle has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its historical accuracy and Lambert Wilson's captivating performance as Charles de Gaulle. The film's attention to detail and the portrayal of the political climate in 1940 France have been commended by viewers. However, others have criticized the pacing and lack of depth in the character development. Rating on IMDb stands at 6.1/10, suggesting a moderate reception from audiences. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a 40% rating, indicating a divisive opinion among critics. While some appreciate its attempt to shed light on an important period in French history, others find it lacking in emotional depth and overall impact.