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28. Jan. 2021 · “Savage State” begins by noting that, as early as 1861, Emperor Napoleon III warned “French settlers on the new continent” to maintain “strict neutrality” during the American Civil War.
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15. Jan. 2021 · Across the Web. Savage State in US theaters January 29, 2021 starring Alice Isaaz, Kevin Janssens, Deborah François, Bruno Todeschini. The American Civil War breaks out... A family of French colonists, settled in Missouri, decides to go back to France. Edmond, Madeleine, and.
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25. Feb. 2021 · Savage State (L'état sauvage) is a western drama/thriller centering around a family of French settlers during the American Civil War. Forced to abandon their Missouri home and flee to Paris, a troubled former mercenary aids them on their journey. Written and directed by David Perrault, Savage State is a film that begins with an interesting ...
28. Jan. 2021 · David Perrault's Savage State opts for Jacques Audiard's contemplative mood but fails to balance it out with Only recently, westerns seemed doomed to extinction. A prolonged gap (intermittently, single-handedly, filled by Kevin Costner) was abruptly followed by a deluge of disparate interpretations of the genre: from the sci-fi trappings of Prospect to fiercely feminist visions as interpreted ...
29. Jan. 2021 · Film Threat. Jan 28, 2021. David Perrault’s Savage State opts for Jacques Audiard’s contemplative mood but fails to balance it out with fleshed-out heroes, a sense of humor, or even a coherent point. What we’re left with is the novelty of a well-worn genre seen through a very French, existential prism; it’s all jaw-droppingly beautiful ...
