"Alsaciens - ou les deux Mathilde, Les" (1996)TV mini-series

Director:

Michel Favart

Writers:

Michel Deutsch (writer)
Henri de Turenne (writer)

Release Date:

12 November 1996 (France)

Genre:

Drama | History

Plot Keywords:

Historical | TV Mini-Series | Character Name In Title

Awards:

2 wins

Cast

Cécile Bois	...	Mathilde #1
Aurore Clément	...	Mathilde #2
Jean-Pierre Miquel	...	Baron Kempf
Sebastian Koch	...	Wismar-Marbach #1
Jacques Coltelloni	...	Charles de la Tour #1
Julien Lambroschini	...	Louis #1
Irina Wanka	...	Frédérike
Bruno Madinier	...	Armand
Michel Voïta	...	Louis #2
Catherine Aymerie	...	Alexandra
Matthias Paul	...	Karl
Sébastien Tavel	...	Edouard #1
Frédéric Pierrot	...	Franzl #1
Lucas Belvaux	...	Yerri #1
Caroline Tresca	...	Katel Laugel

Also Known As:

Elsäßer, Die (Germany)

Runtime:

France:90 min (4 episodes) | Germany:90 min (4 episodes)

Country:

France | Germany

Language:

French

Color:

Color

Company:

France 3 (FR 3)

A good movie but it contains too much French propaganda

The movie contains too much French propaganda. The Alsatian don't feel like French, they feel like Alsatians. I live 15 miles away from Strasbourg, I have to know it. The movie starts in the year 1870 with The German-French War, but a important historical fact is missing: The Alsace was originally German from the Middle-Age up to Louis XIV, who conquered parts of this country. The citizens, villages and cities all have German names. A great actor in this series for me it's Stanislas Carre De Malberg who plays his role very well.The movie contains too much French propaganda. The Alsatian don't feel like French, they feel like Alsatians. I live 15 miles away from Strasbourg, I have to know it. The movie starts in the year 1870 with The German-French War, but a important historical fact is missing: The Alsace was originally German from the Middle-Age up to Louis XIV, who conquered parts of this country. The citizens, villages and cities all have German names. A great actor in this series for me it's Stanislas Carre De Malberg who plays his role very well.The movie contains too much French propaganda. The Alsatian don't feel like French, they feel like Alsatians. I live 15 miles away from Strasbourg, I have to know it. The movie starts in the year 1870 with The German-French War, but a important historical fact is missing: The Alsace was originally German from the Middle-Age up to Louis XIV, who conquered parts of this country. The citizens, villages and cities all have German names. A great actor in this series for me it's Stanislas Carre De Malberg who plays his role very well.The movie contains too much French propaganda. The Alsatian don't feel like French, they feel like Alsatians. I live 15 miles away from Strasbourg, I have to know it. The movie starts in the year 1870 with The German-French War, but a important historical fact is missing: The Alsace was originally German from the Middle-Age up to Louis XIV, who conquered parts of this country. The citizens, villages and cities all have German names. A great actor in this series for me it's Stanislas Carre De Malberg who plays his role very well.