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Thursday 15th October 2009, 8.00PM
The Army of Crime: by a French Armenian director

Curzon Cinema in May
38 Curzon St London W1J 7TY

Join us as we get together and support the work of a French Armenian director, Robert Guediguian

Join us as we get together and support the work of a French Armenian director, Robert Guediguian, in The Army of Crime. Next Thursday, October 15 2009, we will be at the 8:20pm screen of the film, The Army of Crime, at the Curzon Cinema in Mayfair (Address: 38 Curzon St London W1J 7TY). Join us outside the theatre, 20 minutes prior to the start of the screen (at 8:00pm).

Synopsis

In a Paris occupied by the Germans, the worker poet Missak Manouchian becomes the leader of a group of very young Jews, Hungarians, Poles, Romanians, Spaniards, Italians, and Armenians determined to fight to liberate the France that they love, the one of Human Rights.

Underground, risking their lives, they become heroes.

The attacks of these foreign partisans plague the Nazis and the collaborators. So the French police goes wild, increasing their officers on the beat, tailing possible suspects, using blackmail and torture, and encouraging anonymous denunciations.

Twenty-two men and a woman will be condemned to death in February 1944. In a final propaganda campaign, they well be presented as an Army of Crime and their faces, inset against red backgrounds, will be posted on walls throughout the cities and towns of France.

These immigrants, who died for the nation, enter into legend.

This film recounts their moving and tragic story.

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