August 1944, They liberated Paris (World War II)
It is one of the most glorious episodes of the Second World War, one of the symbols of the rebirth of France, after four years of German occupation.
In August 1944, Parisians revolted against the Germans, without waiting for the arrival of the Allied troops. But did all Parisians revolt? And was this liberation exemplary? By giving the floor to direct witnesses, in particular the German soldiers who were stationed in Paris, this documentary tells one of the most thrilling pages of the liberation of France in the summer of 44.
Director Serge de Sampigny
