Sisters-in-Arms

Synopsis

Sisters-in-Arms, also known as Sœurs d'armes, is a powerful drama that follows the story of Jeanne Sully, a courageous woman who defies societal norms to join the French Resistance during World War II. Set in 1937, the film explores the challenges and sacrifices faced by Jeanne and her fellow female fighters as they risk their lives to fight against the Nazi occupation of France. As the bond between the sisters-in-arms grows stronger, they must navigate the complexities of war, betrayal, and loyalty. Through courage and resilience, these women prove that strength knows no gender, inspiring audiences with their unwavering determination in the face of adversity.

Cast

• Jeanne Sully

  Louise de Bettignies

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  Josette Day

  Léonie Vanhoutte

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  Thomy Bourdelle

  Le juge Goldschmidt

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  Gaston Dupray

  Monsieur Lamote

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  Camille Bert

  Stoeber

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  Jeanne Marie-Laurent

  Madame Vanhoutte

Reviews

Sisters-in-Arms has garnered mixed reviews from critics, showcasing the emotional depth and powerful performances of the cast. IMDb rates the movie at 6.1/10, reflecting a moderate reception. While some critics praise the film for its compelling portrayal of female wartime bravery and camaraderie, others critique its pacing and lack of character development. The Hollywood Reporter commends the strong bond depicted among the women, stating 'Sisters-in-Arms captures the spirit of resilience and sisterhood amidst the chaos of war.' In contrast, Variety believes the film falls short in its execution, remarking 'Despite its earnest intentions, Sisters-in-Arms fails to deliver a cohesive narrative that fully engages the audience.' Overall, the movie provides a poignant glimpse into the overlooked heroism of women during WWII.

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