Quest for Fire (La Guerre du Feu) (1981)
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A very good movie
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" Notes: I don't know abroad, but in France, it is a classic and it was a huge success back then when it was released. Anyway, it is such a bold and inspiring picture, I thought it was pretty amazing. Of course, there is no way to know how accurate the whole thing is but I thought it was very believable. Also, they didn't make any concession such as making the characters talk French or English, there wasn't even any subtitles but I thought it made the whole thing even more spellbinding to watch."

" Notes: I don't know abroad, but in France, it is a classic and it was a huge success back then when it was released. Anyway, it is such a bold and inspiring picture, I thought it was pretty amazing. Of course, there is no way to know how accurate the whole thing is but I thought it was very believable. Also, they didn't make any concession such as making the characters talk French or English, there wasn't even any subtitles but I thought it made the whole thing even more spellbinding to watch."

" Directed by: Jean-Jacques Annaud Produced by: Jacques Dorfmann, John Kemeny, Vera Belmont, Denis Heroux, and Michael Gruskoff Written by: Gerard Brach Based on the novel by: J.H. Rosny Cinematography: Claude Agostini Edited by: Yves Langlois Music by: Philipe Sarde Distributed by: 20th Century Fox"

" Directed by: Jean-Jacques Annaud Produced by: Jacques Dorfmann, John Kemeny, Vera Belmont, Denis Heroux, and Michael Gruskoff Written by: Gerard Brach Based on the novel by: J.H. Rosny Cinematography: Claude Agostini Edited by: Yves Langlois Music by: Philipe Sarde Distributed by: 20th Century Fox"

" Directed by: Jean-Jacques Annaud Produced by: Jacques Dorfmann, John Kemeny, Vera Belmont, Denis Heroux, and Michael Gruskoff Written by: Gerard Brach Based on the novel by: J.H. Rosny Cinematography: Claude Agostini Edited by: Yves Langlois Music by: Philipe Sarde Distributed by: 20th Century Fox"

"Best Makeup! Winner: Quest for Fire! Nominees: Gandhi"