Les Misérables et Victor Hugo : au nom du peuple

Synopsis

Les Misérables et Victor Hugo : au nom du peuple is a 2020 French historical drama film directed by Alain Boublil. The movie delves into the life and impact of renowned French author Victor Hugo, focusing on his passionate belief in social justice and the struggles he faced during a tumultuous period in French history. Through the lens of Hugo's famed work Les Misérables, the film explores themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the fight for equality. With striking visuals and powerful performances, Les Misérables et Victor Hugo : au nom du peuple offers a moving portrayal of one man's unwavering dedication to the people he stood up for.

Cast

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  Alain Boublil

  Self

• Clémentine Domptail

  Narrator

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  Bertrand Farge

  Victor Hugo (voice)

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  Pierre Gribling

  Victor Hugo

• Jean-Marc Hovasse

  Self

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  JoeyStarr

  Self (archive footage)

Reviews

Les Misérables et Victor Hugo : au nom du peuple has received a mix of reviews from critics. While some praise the film for its visually stunning cinematography and compelling storytelling, others criticize it for lacking depth in character development. Rotten Tomatoes applauds the movie for its artistic interpretation of Hugo's legacy, giving it a fresh rating of 72%. IMDb users rated it 6.7/10, highlighting the film's historical accuracy and emotional resonance. Metacritic's score of 65 indicates a generally positive reception, with critics commending the performances but noting pacing issues. Overall, Les Misérables et Victor Hugo : au nom du peuple offers a thought-provoking glimpse into the life of a literary giant and his enduring impact on society.