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Born in 68

Country: France, Language: French, 173 mins

Original Title

Nés en 68
  • Director: Olivier Ducastel; Jacques Martineau
  • Writer: Catherine Corsini; Olivier Ducastel
  • Producer: Lola Gans; Philippe Martin

CGiii Comment

Tiresome teenage rebellion...

Dippy, trippy hippies....with communal love and acoustic guitars.

That concludes a very dreary first hour...

Part 2 - it all goes gay with the communal kids grown-up...

HIV/AIDS activism and victims...

Part 3...if you have managed to stay awake...everything falls apart...both in the film and in the weary political moralising that pollutes the entire film.

Too long, too broad, too sweeping...

There is an unpalatable arrogance by the filmmakers - their expectation for an audience to sit through this meandering, monotonal marathon is a conceit that defies decency.


Trailer...

The(ir) Blurb...

Two young lovers change their lives drastically after the 1968 revolt, leading to choices that move them in different directions.

Cast & Characters

Laetitia Casta as Catherine;
Yannick Renier as Yves;
Yann Trégouët as Herve;
Christine Citti as Maryse;
Marc Citti as Serge;
Sabrina Seyvecou as Ludmilla;
Theo Frilet as Boris;
Edouard Collin as Christophe;
Kate Moran as Caroline;
Fejria Deliba as Dalila;
Gaëtan Gallier as Michel;
Osman Elkharraz as Joseph;
Slimane Yefsah as Farivar;
Matthias Van Khache as Jean-Paul;
Thibault Vinçon as Vincent