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The Great Hope (1937)

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Synopsis

Scenes and images from the French Communist Party's (PCF) 1937 Congress in Arles. La Grande Espérance highlights some of the PCF's new concerns under the Popular Front: a warning against international fascism, a desire for organic unity, and the defense of national heritage and regional cultures. It also reveals the first signs of a cult of personality surrounding Maurice Thorez. La Grande Espérance was screened (and possibly re-edited) after the Liberation. A commentary was then added to the credits emphasizing the continuity of the Communist Party’s political line and the sacrifice of its activists during the war. Today, only this post-1945 version exists.

Movie Information

Director
Jacques Becker
Release Year
1937
Runtime
29 minutes
Genre
Documentary
Language
FR
Country
France
Status
Released

Top Cast

Maurice Thorez — cast portrait as Himself
Maurice Thorez
Himself
Marcel Cachin — cast portrait as Himself
Marcel Cachin
Himself
Jacques Duclos — cast portrait as Himself
Jacques Duclos
Himself
👤
Danièle Casanova
Herself
👤
Benoît Frachon
Himself
👤
Georges Politzer
Himself
👤
Marie Politzer
Herself
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Joseph Ramier
Himself

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Scenes and images from the French Communist Party's (PCF) 1937 Congress in Arles. La Grande Espérance highlights some of the PCF's new concerns under the Popular Front: a warning against international fascism, a desire for organic unity, and the defense of national heritage and regional cultures. It also reveals the first signs of a cult of personality surrounding Maurice Thorez. La Grande Espérance was screened (and possibly re-edited) after the Liberation. A commentary was then added to the credits emphasizing the continuity of the Communist Party’s political line and the sacrifice of its activists during the war. Today, only this post-1945 version exists.

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