Le Silence de la Mer 2004 with English Subtitles

[@11losangeles]

No sex scenes, no nudity, no profanity, and it still achieves such high dramatic and emotional tension between the characters. This movie is so pure/innocent and beautiful!

[@carolinesalter2280]

Very nicely said. Totally agree with you 💯

[@dasboot5903]

U're absolutely right !!!! These days .... NO sex on the screen = NO movie !!!! Damn shameful !!!!

[@veve3948]

OUI !!

[@ninez2698]

Totally agreed. In fact we need more of this type of entertainment pieces in our current daily lives.

[@jandp2941]

I was JUST thinking about this! Wow!

[@rockgoleu]

not a single word about love, but all about love. Nice piece of cinematic art.

[@MB-dp1rj]

Love your comment.

[@deannabow2266]

I really enjoyed the movie. After long periods of time that Hollywood had no good work on cinema arts.

[@shamsiramsing5720]

Silence is full of unsaid! The silence is full of silent and endless screams! Silence causes action and words are just wind! Love is not to be said, love is to be shown! Love is like a perfume that does not need to be defined, because it can be smelled

[@gordoloboalbondigas]

Beautifully said!

[@deannabow2266]

@@shamsiramsing5720 No one knows love better than you👍

[@stevenweikert7062]

This was the best movie I've watched in literally decades. An intelligent script and superb acting and directing.

[@paulad.5875]

Not really the best... Really, really good 😊. Different.

[@homegown1234]

I had to purchase it to keep enjoying the move - but am glad that its on "KZbin"

[@Nathalie.R]

You’re right, all in little touches and finesses…

[@oliveerg9405]

Did you know that this film is actually a blend of two short stories by French author Vercors (whose real name was Jean Bruller, a member of the French Resistance): Le Silence de la mer, published clandestinely in 1942, and Ce jour-là (1943).

[@j-ch8787]

​@@oliveerg9405i read this book as a teen long ago. My 4 gd-parents fleed from nazie germany in france. Maternal gd parents (switz and tirolian living in germany) fleed in 35... they were progressist and radical minded and... opponants to Adolf H since his aborted coup in München in 24...paternal side they were irish-US living in germany too since 1918 and fleed in north east france in 1939. My gran ma had to accept at her "littl' castle" the chief of german police and his wife. True ignorant and vulgar people ex butcher from Stuttgart. My gr'an ma used to play piano... Mendelsohn and other jewish composers (!) those dumbies applauded at ! And used to read german poetry... But jewish one (!). Until the chief of gestapo (In Metz) invited during an evening party.. Recognised the composers and poets. My gran ma escaped from being sent in eastern camp by a hugh graduate officer of Luftwaffe and aristocrat she knew before the war. Then they all moved to french speaking part of east france in Nancy and shut their mouth until 44. Lucky for my pa' who was born in Köln in 27 and spoke fluently german : his friends at gymnasium in Metz were recruted as "malgré-nous" (= against our will) and sent on russian front. Just a few came back in 45. Life is swinging on a rope... Trying to keep balance in war times. Every minute...

[@victoiredeleusomme4257]

I had forgotten what it was like to see a movie that had this much skill. Thank you.

[@mariaedwards6371]

We need a part 2

[@reginasandra2537]

​@@mariaedwards6371Com certeza!!!

[@УляГромова-в3ч]

@@mariaedwards6371 Очень нужна вторая часть!

[@maknumaalam2601]

I am 20 years old now. The first time i watched this movie was maybe in 2020 when i was 16 during the pandemic without any english subttitles. Even though i couldn't understand, the eyes and expression of these actors were more than enough to make a deep effect in my heart. I still from time to time comeback to this movie. The beauty and purity of the love between Jeanne and Werner would be much more even if there were any dialogues between them. A gem of a movie. I am glad that i came across it. Indeed the silence of the sea is calming. Lucky are those who have experienced such love in their lives and in my generation it is no where to be seen. Merci beaucoup to Jean Bruller the writer of this beautiful story. Also i want to thank this account owner for uploading this with eng subs : ) .

[@LuziaInair-ox8iq]

Não sei francês nem inglês. Gostaria que pelo menos tivesse legenda em português. Queria muito assistir. Vou fazer como você! 😕

[@steveg4334]

Why I love French cinema.

[@dotthomas2904]

Very quiet film Very well acted

[@mg1136]

Perfectly said. This film has so much depth and character.

[@allantse3512]

This is one of the best romance stories during the Occupation ! It is so simply told by the facial expressions of the couple without having to say a single word. Indeed it is so tastefully done that it doesn’t need sex and profanity to tell the story. My praise for the producer and director who made this movies. The emotion is tremendous !

[@kellyedison5639]

Oh my ..... it's brilliant. I cried too much at the end. What a love that is in silence yet the eyes reveal it all. One of the best movies I watched.❤❤❤

[@pallavikulkarni2481]

I too cried

[@pallavikulkarni2481]

Very true one of the best movies unlike nowadays

[@CharlesBenninghoff]

Odd, Kelly, as it was clear to me that the tears were flowing from a joy that her own survival was possible with the exit of the NAZI howsoever humane he appeared outwardly.

[@rosecasey7126]

That was an interesting movie ," thanks,

[@deannabow2266]

You are not alone . I still can’t stop my tears………… That kind of love does exist.❤️

[@1949mire]

Jouannet is magnificent playing the part of a German officer. He is perfect.

[@mariaalano3077]

This guy is the pride of his parents..well.brought up. There is not much like this kind of a guy, especially at this time. He has a very nice, fine skin, even finer the woman. He's very, very neat. This guy can't just have any.woman.The woman should be impeccable like him.

[@deannabow2266]

@@mariaalano3077 Indeed. He is perfect 👍

[@serpentines6356]

​​@@mariaalano3077 First time I have seen this actor - he is quite handsome... Heartbreaking love story. I am reflecting on the part when his friends came, and he was having a bit of an argument. He had the poets soul, but was caught in his role as an officer. Crushingly painful. At the end when she finally said, "farewell" to him. He could tell she had grown to have great affection, and love for him too. He finally had a little bit of a smile. Oh, the bittersweet love.

[@aspirelight9733]

N'exigez pas quand même 😅​@@mariaalano3077

[@melianna999]

He is perfect French, not German.

[@sheilabloom6735]

Heartbreaking. Another time, another place. Separated by war; his country and hers. Beautifully acted.

[@leiyang477]

Makes you wonder if all the wars were really worth it? Who wanted the wars? Why do splended beings like Werner and Jeanne willingly march to face peril? This movie also raise very profound questions, are we human first? Or we are our nation first? Are we fighting for our nations? Or we are fighting for the entities who create war? How sad that Jeanne and Werner have to forsake their love and die for the war. Jeanne and her grandfather's home give Werner a place to be true to his humanity, as such, he touched Jeanne and her grandfather in the most profound way. This amazing film and its actors, the music manage to lift me up and for a short time i am immersed in the vibration of love. Thank you Thomas Jouannet, Julie Delarme for a transcendent performance. Thank you Bach!

[@gladysloan]

@@leiyang477 You put it so beautifully indeed. Thank you .

[@charlottevairet3453]

​@@leiyang477With such a profound and smart understanding of "Le silence de la mer", you are in the best position to understand that Vercors also wrote a book, "Les Animaux dénaturés", in which he questions what humanity really is, where animality begins, and which, of the so-called human beings and of those designated as "animals", are more worthy of being as examples to follow for who wants to be a decent being.

[@leiyang477]

@@charlottevairet3453 Thanks for the compliment, surely from today's vantage point, that would be a logical question, what sane politician, elected by the people would want to go on a war path that would incinerate a good portion of civilization? Sadly, we have been indoctrinated with Materialism for too long, many have forgotten that there is a spiritual dimension to our human experience, that we are much more than our forms, we are consciousness, spirits, eternal. We are only here inside a body for a blip of time to experience this dimension. What set us apart is this divine spark inside us, and we have free will. But this 3D world we live in is heavily manipulated, it is like a black box theatre, the unseen crew (stage designers, lighting designers, script writers, the director, the customer designer) control the stage on which we play out our stories. The ultimate goal is for us to awaken to the true nature of who we are, that truth is we are divine beings having a human experience. So, this question Jean Bruller explored, have been answered on a different level by many spiritual masters from the past and the present time. We are poised to have a great awakening at the present time. Look up the Dimensional Shift, or Planetary Ascension if you wish to explore this topic. And I do think the 2004 reinterpretation of Le Silence de la Mer has amazing spiritual power, it breaches the veil for some of us and let us merge in the ocean of the LOVE consciousness----the cosmic consciousness.

[@ВикторияБрайт-т8ю]

❤❤❤

[@Zdp24]

I dnt know how many times I have watched this movie… it accompanied my many sleepless nights when the pandemic started … and now I m watching it again and am still deeply moved by it… the acting is superb…every one of them .. and what a story

[@YvonneMelvin]

Same here with me. At least 25 times. Forgot about it, now I’m back to watching it.

[@mariaauroragonzales5985]

​ĵĵĵĵĵĵĵĵĵĵĵjĵ @@YvonneMelvin

[@j-ch8787]

Make me think about ukrain today... Occupied territories are in same situation again. On both sides... I mean that Civilians are paying high prices becose of silly questions of nationalism. We ll forget when war gonna be over... For a while. It took 3 serious wars in less than a century... before france and germany stopped their fuckin' "hasse" / haine.

[@dulcehajjar5826]

Me too

[@BayanOrumbayeva]

Me too.

[@irinadavidofflavrentyeva798]

What a tragic, heart- breaking story about two enemies and two human beings with noble, pure, souls, tormented, by the terrible circumstances and despite them, falling in love...Their "silent" love was a genuane love, which doesn't need words, because all has been said and revieled by their eyes! And this magnificent movie - is an inarguable proof of that! This movie is the highest form of dramatic art. Most of the "love stories" I've seen before seem now so insignificant and shallow in comparison with this one. Two leading actors are brilliant! Thank you for posting this gem!

[@kmtan2609]

Oooooo

[@marirothbauer5407]

How awful they were to him. He was so kind humble and respectful and she was cold and indifferent. Made me very sad He was so handsome Love to know if he survived.

[@julieerin115]

@@marirothbauer5407 He was a Nazi.

[@ninihamim497]

Fortunately i was not born that era

[@Hippy2021]

​@@marirothbauer5407 What a narrow mind. You like a guy simply because he's handsome? That's how women get killed falling into appearance. Cannot see and appreciate the story in a different way?

[@fitrisepviyantisumardi9544]

When you know, you know…This movie shows about the truth sadness about love and life, indeed…Thank you for sharing this movie

[@Sashacasellikrstonosic]

The ending is so intense and beautiful because in her tears he saw that she loved him too and it was just goodbye.😢❤

[@blankspace5185]

explain the ending im confused, why the plant pot on window

[@mariacunningham3336]

The plant was the sign the resistance used. She joined the resistance.

[@betterbee1304]

Does anyone else notice the way he fiddles with his cap? Like he's nervous? This movie is full of small, beautiful details and I love every minute of it.

[@mercyfraginal8280]

In their silence they can communicate......

[@j-ch8787]

​@@blankspace5185just a signal to warn people around. Entrance wasn't allowed for everybody.

[@judithmoore9174]

Judith Moore What a beautiful and powerful film. The human intricacies, we cannot control, even amidst such volatile and fractious times. The French are truly gifted in their film industry. Highly recommended.

[@carolnewdawn1517]

Love is not about sex. This film shows the emotional charge that brings men and women together. Unfortunately, in today's promiscuous society, many young people never know those emotions. Sad.

[@deniseneville704]

I agree with you...Unfortunately some men don't consider love in a relationship those that dont I feel so very sorry for

[@TheAmandahc]

memories of being around 14 and our neighbours doffing their hats or caps to us. I thought it lovely Now those awful hats stuck to their heads even as they eat .Oh dear

[@f.drachenfels4503]

⁠@@TheAmandahcso true, but I don’t allow anyone, who sits at my table to keep their caps on.

[@TrustMe55]

@@TheAmandahc ? Could you explain further I don’t get what you’re talking about but I’m interested to find out.

[@navinkumar9126]

To all the kind hearted people here,,, --- at age 29,,, I believe sex is everything. And there is nothing called love. I have been in one sided love earlier,, then due to my friends encouragement I went to a call girl one time,,, then it became my habit, and I still use to goto call girls. One thing I want to say is after having sex, I don't think of girls,love, marriage for few days,,-- but after 10-15 days,, I again start to get looking for girls,, and then again I go to a call girl - have sex and again forget about girls for few days. I am in this cycle since 5 years. It is not that I don't want girl's presence in my life,, I really want them,, but somehow everyone has rejected me,, so I have came to a point - where I have stopped looking for girls,, I just avoid them,,, I meet call girls two times every month. I don't know where iam going and how my future will be !!

[@franceswray8340]

One of the most beautiful films that I’ve ever seen.

[@valywhaly9065]

Mon Dieu, quel magnifique film! Quelle pureté! Admirablement joué, admirablement tourné.

[@liambyrne5285]

What does it feel like to speak french, french is Italian in a different form , so it is the language of conquest your conquest

[@yannschonfeld5847]

En plus pour un film qui passait à la télé en 2004.

[@luizaluiza4299]

U magjepsa nga dy të rinjtë. Film me shumë ndjenjë.

[@christinaplaisted9563]

First time I've seen this ,I cried when she stood by the car and he got out , those two were ment to be together ❤❤

[@ilonamaskal2272]

I'm still crying. Such emotional impact. One could really relate to each character. Superb acting all around. Better than any of the current Hollywood offerings. I actually remained awake for thus one. A hidden gem. Bravissimi.

[@Nathalie.R]

@@ilonamaskal2272what a wonderful comment! It is heartwarming as a Belgian that you appreciate this Belgian movie!❤❤❤

[@marysuzettecatipon6147]

Anyways At the end of the story they let the audience make their own ending to t. For me, they definitely give themselves a chance to let their feelings show and tell themselves. The flowers in the pot she had put outside the window . There's love that blooms.❤ Nice love story and a good film to watch.

[@LadyBlanche.888]

What a superb film! I enjoyed it immensely. I'd like to think after the war maybe he survived and came back for her.. ❤ 💐❤

[@stelleOp17]

@@LadyBlanche.888that’s exactly what I was thinking.. brilliant movie

[@carrie668]

Their love for each other was so beautiful. Made me cry that the war tore people apart😢😢. They could not even express the love towards the other side. His eyes had so much love for her.

[@H_Romero24]

💫 I watch a lot of movies. This film is unbelievably pure art on so many levels. As humans we can only live moment to moment. Here love 💕 permeates, the mother and child, the grandfather and granddaughter. Then the man and woman, without words, only music ❤. What an amazing film. Thank you for posting it. 👳🏻‍♀️🇺🇸

[@maryearll3359]

For the first time in ages, a film has had my full attention. Thank you for giving us this marvel. ❤

[@KimNguyen-nf9xc]

So much love, desires, intense emotions but all in such a silence! So meaningful just as the title indicates: “Le silence de la mer” The Frenches know how to make cinema with deep contents ❤

[@antoinemozart243]

It's a Belgian movie.

[@KimNguyen-nf9xc]

@@antoinemozart243: Oh, sorry to the Belgians - Je suis désolée. But in the film, Werner admired and praised French literature / authors in such an honourfull sound! Therefore, I just believed the plot takes place in France during II. Ww

[@vinie3465]

@@antoinemozart243 no

[@leiyang477]

@@antoinemozart243 French and Belgium collaboration.

[@susanmercurio1060]

​@@KimNguyen-nf9xcIt was written by a Frenchman and published during WW2. The film was made by a Belgian company. So you are right, it is French, in a way.

[@PiriAbedRabbuh]

Perfect gentleman, with beautiful,elegant manners.

[@homegown1234]

Also, easy on the eyes, what an interesting story and so exciting to see how their looks achieve more than words.

[@moniquesilverans3842]

Les Allemands étaient en général bien élevés et comme nous ils devaient se battre ou être fusillés, la guerre est triste pour tout le monde

[@Nathalie.R]

@@moniquesilverans3842vous avez raison, le monde n’est pas manichéen mais fait d’un camaïeu de gris qui va du blanc au noir…

[@leiyang477]

@@moniquesilverans3842 Ruling elite (using the govenment as their instrument) Orchestrate and Produce wars just like a tv show, or movie, the people were forced to kill and be killed. Time to do away with Traitorous governments, and outing/ousting the Elite.

[@philoupaulo]

@@moniquesilverans3842 Mes grand parents paternels ont eu une chambre réquisitionnée pour loger un officier Allemand.Mon grand père blessé en 1915 n'était pas très joyeux de la situation. Durant son séjour ils n'ont jamais eu à se plaindre de cet officier qui a toujours été d'une discrétion et d'une correction exemplaire

[@aprilrose6630]

At 1:04:50, what did he 'want to tell her?' 😢❤ he was such a good man. Seemed he loved her very much, and no touching needed!! Just pure love on his face and words...where are men like this?! ❤❤

[@montsejimenez1884]

❤

[@ΜικαέλαΤουλιατου]

in the movies......

[@ΜικαέλαΤουλιατου]

Perhaps you will find it irrelevant, but it will show how much our morality etc.has changed. I was on the metro the other day, and two girls were sitting next to me, talking , a heated conversation. The one, was very stressed, asking her friend."It didn't go well last night, there was some blood, and I swore to him that I am not a virgin! It just happened to be the last day of my period ! I told him I am experienced !" O tempora, O mores!"

[@leiyang477]

@@ΜικαέλαΤουλιατου we have descended into darkness...This is why collectively, we suffer from depression, anxiety, unhappiness, because we have lost the senses for love, we don't know what love is anymore. Yet it is everywhere, right here waiting to be tapped in.

[@leiyang477]

@@patquint3291 In the book, he mentions that there was a girl from a neighboring house whom his family deem a good match, they took walks in the forest, and she caught an insect while they lie on the ground resting, she said she would punish the insect for stinging her while pulling its legs out one by one. That cooled his interest in her, he found her cruelty disagreeable. So he is likely not engaged.

[@ninez2698]

He is drop dead handsome! Heart throb good looking!😍 most important, he’s a decent man! I believe he loves her very much. They love each other! War torn them apart🥲

[@leiyang477]

Soul mates here to experience 'forbidden' love----I hope humanity would stop fighting wars for dark entities.

[@mariatoni5355]

46:30 yes ,she checked herself in the mirror ( for him !)😊

[@kingdomfreedom8323]

​@@leiyang477True...dark forces that hate humanity cause conflict for destruction. Political pawns instigate war for ego maniacal power-lusters...leagues of intrigue deeply hidden in concealment move the levers towards imminent battle(s). The folly of mankind has always been pride & manifest those who strive for perpetual aggression of which the reality is large scale death. The song Brothers in Arms by Dire Straights sums up war from the perspective of soldiers. The movie Spy Game shows some the upper echelon involved behind the scenes mechanisms of instigated wars. I thought perhaps with your deep perception you may enjoy them both. 👍

[@leiyang477]

@@kingdomfreedom8323 Thank you for the suggestion, will watch both. The disclosure of the true reality has been trickling into the common collective consciousness...The flooding of it may be around the corner. A good metaphor of our current situation maybe that Humanity is living in a larger "Vichy" state, for thousands of years. Our ruling Elite are the Vichy regime, that rule on behalf of their masters (higher beings who are largely hidden from us, either dimensionally or in consealment), they puppet the Davos crowd to implement their angenda. War is just a periodic "cleansing/thinning" or human population, syphoning of the energy of misery which sustain their life force...very ugly truth indeed.

[@leiyang477]

@@kingdomfreedom8323 Agree, the true reality maybe a lot worse than we can imagine...off planet influence in human affairs are likely the real reason humanity are trapped in perpetual warfare...they depend on harvesting our misery for their survival.

[@peaceandjoy2568]

One of the most brilliant films ever. No sex scene, not a whiff of indecency. None of the nihilist cynicism. Every scene so powerful and well done.

[@BarbaraFischbach]

Brilliant and memorable. The eyes truly are the mirror of the soul.

[@CoreKinetics]

What a gem of pure cinematic art; a jewel, superbly crafted with such love....

[@rameshshaligram2336]

One of the best movie I had seen. The art of cinema at its peak.

[@barbaradigman2228]

Yes it would be a great movie but the arrogance and sometimes Cruelty specially from the girl made the moviegoers from the German parts specially the German he was the best, the girl her arrogance sold the whole movie

[@leiyang477]

@@barbaradigman2228 Jeanne's rude hostility makes it hard to be sympathetic to her. The hidden irony is, Werner obviously represents the War (with his uniform and such), but he also represents love since he persisted in trying to engage with the hosts. It is in their home that he find space to show his humanity, his respect for them, his admiration for their culture. One can say, Werner never gave up building connection with Jeanne and her grandfather, he was an enemy soldier outwardly, but in that house, he was trying to bridge the schism every chance he got.......a heart warming paradox, and we love and admire him for it.

[@susanmercurio1060]

​​@@leiyang477I'd like to see your country and your house occupied by foreign forces and you being welcoming and friendly to them. (In fact, those who were, were called "collaborators" and they were hated.) Besides, even Werner says in a couple of places that he admires their stance. He says that he admires those who love their country and at the end he says that their dedication to their duty is the only thing he can do.

[@eugeniovazquez1483]

Les biche😂

[@ninasedgwick9293]

That film had all the emotions of what it must have been like. Beautifully made, no nudity,foul language or gratuitous sex. Made such a change to watch a well made film. Thank you for the subtitles too.

[@Mary-gg9mj]

The eyes told the entire story. It was love at first sight for them both.

[@mg1136]

This outstanding film did not need a romance and definitely not nudity as typical of American movies. This film told a real story, a real time in history more significant. The performance by each actor is par excellence. There is no vulgarity or cussing typical again of American movies. Music was the unspoken, yet powerful script.

[@emmapeelandco]

So agree with you! I never watch Hollywood movies anymore…they are so ugly…

[@ceciliamorris1767]

My conclusion is the guy is alive and come back and they lived together.....the end Beautiful movie.

[@tonmarinaxxzz]

No unfortunately, being sent to the Russian front was a death sentence for so many on both sides. While your version would have pleased many it was not meant to be. Two madmen, Hitler and Stalin. Hitler with six million Jews, gypsies and Poles and others he deemed as enemies were slaughtered. But the most evil Stalin, killed Twenty million of those he hated either outright or sending them to Siberia. He particularly targeted the Polish because he wanted their land, but anyone who he hated. Then the evil “Uncle Joe” was appeased by the USA and Great Britain and they betrayed the Polish. War is Hell. But sadder still is all the young men on all sides of the conflict who lost their lives. And the old men lived and started more wars. Amen

[@clairebuchet2251]

Non ,il ne revient pas! Il meurt sur le front où il a demandé à être transféré! Lisez "Le silence de la amer" de Vercors, qui a inpiré ce film !

[@eliza2341]

Déchirant, profond, poignant. Les yeux qui débordent d’amour nous encensent, nous serrent le cœur. Un film très émouvant. Bravo aux acteurs. Merci de nous partager ce film 🙏🏻

[@valeriegilmour1086]

Ha! American?

[@tonmarinaxxzz]

@@valeriegilmour1086 To whom are you posting this? And what does it mean?

[@Akela-gl3mg]

This movie is criminally underrated. Anyways crying and sobbing the whole night 🥲

[@leiyang477]

It is making its way into many hearts...heavenly and enchanting.

[@leiyang477]

Makes one connects with the LOVE frequency!

[@betterbee1304]

This movie is ruining my life. 😭

[@leiyang477]

@@betterbee1304 Can't stop thinking about it and watching it? lol

[@betterbee1304]

@@leiyang477 yes 🤣

[@tonmarinaxxzz]

Thank Darcybeth for making this available to us. Beautiful love story.

[@virginiepestalozzi1683]

Ce 🎥🎞️est vraiment un chef d’œuvre …magnifique !!!…❤

[@leiyang477]

Portal to LOVE.

[@suravallibunnag8995]

C’est le plus beau film pour moi. Je l’ai vu en France après sa sortie 3 fois. Et à Bangkok cette année sur You Tube. Peu de mots. Peu de dialogue, des actors , de cadres. Mais captivant.Excellent casting. Sublime musique. Un film d’âme.

[@winnielai7455]

Thank you for uploading the whole movie. My favourite movie of all times

[@kenjones102]

In Denmark during the War, a relative of mine and her father were forced to take in a German officer. They were extremely fortunate. He was a kindly Lutheran minister conscripted to fight who upon entering their home asked that his side arm be placed in a drawer and that they read the bible together each evening.

[@leiyang477]

@@patriciacole8773 It is all about LOVE.

[@patriciacole8773]

@@leiyang477 Yes! Jesus said if you love Me keep My commandments!

[@venn9552]

1:29:09 its that "i am thrilled to know you felt the same. im glad you do but its too late now" kinda look that kills me 😭 the mutual understanding they have of each others' feelings conveyed by that single look in their eyes. He's ecstatic but they both know its going nowhere. But he's glad he could atleast know and she wanted to reciprocate for the first & the last time 🥹 Its nothing but its everything at the same time. The best and worst feeling. A masterpiece truly !

[@leiyang477]

After this movie, everything pales. One realize that that talking really get in the way. I just watched "Arletty: A guilty passion" about the French actress Arletty's love affair with a German officer. Going back to the notion of "Talking really get in the way" not for the characters but for us. Talking dilutes the intensity of the feelings. Without talking, the characters invite us into their hearts, and let us feel what they were experiencing. This movie has this spiritual power or energetic signature that no other film has ever gave me. It bolts you into the stratosphere of Love, I mean the vibration of Love---an energetic state, like having a peak experience.

[@ВикторияБрайт-т8ю]

​@@leiyang477❤Спасибо вам, такие красивые слова о любви и фильме.

[@leiyang477]

@@ВикторияБрайт-т8ю Glad we resonate, you understand what I am saying! Love is universal. We all receive and broadcast it, this film amplifies what is in our hearts. Werner's love for Jeanne is like a beacon.

[@ВикторияБрайт-т8ю]

@@leiyang477 ❤❤❤

[@lucyl94]

I really do love his evening monologues.

[@mandataruu8685]

this kind of love is deep....only in books its writed about........this kind of love is good to feel it

[@leiyang477]

Remember the feeling when you are not watching it. How the love vibration feels like, so you can stay there for as long as you like.😃

[@ВикторияБрайт-т8ю]

​@@leiyang477Да, вибрации любви очень сильные! Ощущаешь эти вибрации ещё очень долго после просмотра фильма! Поэтому люди и смотрят этот фильм много раз и не могут насмотреться! Браво режиссёру, актёрам и всем создателям фильма!

[@marycrockett350]

This film was the best l have seen in years it was beautiful they should have been together.❤

[@Cor6196]

Mon Dieu, quel film extraordinaire - les yeux disent tout! 👍🇺🇸❤

[@BarbaraFischbach]

The mirror of the soul

[@ΜικαέλαΤουλιατου]

A diamond of a movie, so glad to watch it....

[@koshimunshi2079]

My God !!! What a movie !!! One of the best I have ever seen truly !!!

[@nobukoflora4838]

OMG, what a movie! They don’t make movies like this anymore. That’s why I have stopped watching current movies of 10 yrs or so. I have just happened to see this one out of so many on the KZbin movies. What a luck!

[@leiyang477]

You are meant to see it. Nothing happens by chance, all for a reason, at the right time. There are all kinds of ways to tune up our energetic frequency. For many of us, this movie is blasting open our hearts----the source and engine of our energetic body. For others, it might be a retreat, dedicated meditation, learning from a teacher, giving service. But this film is for us....

[@H_Romero24]

@@leiyang477❤ Yes🙏

[@amasganteng9787]

Ce film est un véritable témoignage de la puissance de la narration pure. Sans recourir à des éléments superflus comme des scènes explicites ou des vulgarités, il transmet magistralement une tension émotionnelle profonde et un développement des personnages. C'est un rappel rafraîchissant que la beauté du cinéma réside dans la simplicité et l'émotion brute, authentique. Vraiment, ce film se distingue comme un phare d'innocence et d'intégrité artistique. Bravo !

[@a3acompanypresentajaypradh752]

One word is sufficient for love and life. Masterpiece.

[@amasganteng9787]

This film is a shining testament to the power of pure storytelling. Without relying on unnecessary elements like explicit scenes or profanity, it masterfully conveys deep emotional tension and character development. It's a refreshing reminder that beauty in cinema lies in simplicity and raw, genuine emotion. Truly, this movie stands out as a beacon of innocence and artistic integrity. Bravo!

[@maruskarosas2745]

What a touchy movie!!! Films like this is what we need.Bejind the horror of their jobs there were good souls out there. Thank for uploading.

[@gdwadhwa6247]

ग्रेट फ़िल्म!

[@Reir8787]

I watched this movie yesterday and since then, i am literally obsessed. The simplicity along with the final outcome is unique!

[@juwa4519]

Die Liebe findet immer ihren Weg Entweder in Drfüllung, oder in Entsagung. Der schönste FILM, den ich bisher gesehen habe Herzlichen Dank fürs Hochladen. Gerne bitte mehr solcher Filme!

[@SimonKHoak-ec6cc]

A beautiful, and sad story. So well done. Thank you for sharing this with us .

[@janicebrowningaquino792]

What a WONDERFUL FILM! War destroys EVERYTHING in its path. Love and humanity are just two of the victims of its’ evils.

[@bendidoo]

Omg, it's a masterpiece..

[@cliftonbowers6376]

Oui😮😊

[@BelvaBarnhardt]

@@cliftonbowers6376 A translation to English would ruin it! The French language has a lilt of its own and any translation of this beautiful and wonderful love story should not be marred by any other language than where it was meant to take place. The subtitles in English give us an understanding, but the language of French is perfect - whether one has studied a little bit of French or not. I cannot even say how much this movie impacted me. And thanks to the account owner for the subtitles AND there were no interruptions with ads!

[@1949mire]

I have been watching this movie several times, and I came to the conclusion that something special happened between the French girl Jeanne , and Germain officer captain Werner Von Ebrenach. Both won't never, ever forget that short episode that occured in their lives during WW2 . No matter what happens next, they will remain in each other 's heart for ever. Although, no word was spoken, they said a lot to each other in their own way. That's why 'Le Silence de la Mer' is so exaordinary, and unforgettable. In a way, it could as well be a dramatic Shakespearian tragedy.

[@leiyang477]

The two characters serve as ushers for us the audience, they open the portal of LOVE, the fact there were no words spoken, no touching, no declaration of affection, make them both the purest to serve this purpose, to usher us to the vibration of love. IT is all feelings, and feelings is the most powerful, we have kinda, forgot that.....when they broadcast this feeling, our hearts resonate immediately....

[@1949mire]

In fact, it was love at first sight. The moment, he stood on the threshold , listening to her beautifully piano playing Bach's famous Prelude. Indeed, they didn't have to say a word, because, everything was already said at this very moment.

[@susanmercurio1060]

He won't live long to remember because going to the Eastern Front in winter was a death sentence. Please watch some of the documentaries about WWII in Russia.

[@pjmalone3507]

He surely was killed on the eastern front....virtually no German (or Russian) survived that slaughterhouse. She probably was killed during the Allied landings or ensuing battles to retake France. There were very high civilian casualties on the French coast.

[@selvapereira996]

Él es bellísimo y muy noble como hombre, le tocó vivir esa época siendo alemán. Ella no muy agraciada y con una nobleza junto a su abuelo que define la gente que conoció el dolor, que guardó el amor y mostró moral y rectitud a pesar de las circunstancias y la guerra. Muchas gracias por compartir tan bello film. ❤🙌❤

[@Jane-h5x]

I really love this. Watched it many times and never tire of it. Just perfect.

[@alfredsong6841]

Deep interaction of human minds and hearts was depicted by artful touch using 'silence' as cover yet underneath tormented souls burst out crying at the end. A moving master piece of French film.

[@arupchattopadhyay7035]

A brilliant movie. Thanks for the English subtitles

[@jmccracken1963]

I'm pretty sure that the subtitles are part and parcel of the VHS tape or DVD that was the source for this post.

[@jeanmitchell5834]

This film deserves an oscar

[@bertplank9892]

See Ricky Gervais.....

[@yannschonfeld5847]

J'avais lu le roman en 1974. Je n'avais jamais vu le film. Cinquante ans après, j'ai bien envie de le relire. Un très beau film. Merci.

[@claddaghclare22]

Oh I love this film. I so want them to find eachother again after the War.

[@RideoutMr]

His going to Russia minimizes his ever come back alive.

[@ВикторияБрайт-т8ю]

Спасибо , за то, что фильм на французском языке с английскими субтитрвми! ❤ Впечатление от фильма на французском языке еще большее, звучат голоса актеров! 🙏💕

[@mirakor1]

What a movie! What a wonderful movie. So much understending without words, so much love! C'est beau, c'est tellement beau. Merci beaucoup.

[@wujibifan5938]

"Silence" only concerning spoken words, but a resounding symphony of deep, heartfelt emotions. You see and feel, how hard it became for her, to maintain thus self- imposed silence. Ironically, it was better for her to restrain her emotions, regarding what expected women, who had intimate relationships with german soldiers, after the war.Many thanks for uploading this wonderful movie.

[@j-ch8787]

Have a look to 2 other master pieces of italian cinema : " malena" with monica belucci... Taviani bros if my memory is fair... "une journée particuliere" / "a day so particular" something like this from Ettore Scola with 2 italiians actors : sophia Loren and Marcelo Mastroïanni. The first is a "must" on same theme about various colors of grey during war times. The 2d is a wonderful confrontation under italian fascism between 2 visions.. 2 "realities" of a typical italian mother and married simple woman... And a gay progressist journalist. (sent to livari islands a concentration camp). Another show on multiple colors of grey during war times.

[@wujibifan5938]

@@j-ch8787 Many thanks for your friendly recommendations. I'm always glad discovering new excellent movies.

[@j-ch8787]

@@wujibifan5938 those 2 are for sure. A last one... Which is one of my best on pre-nazi period.. If yu want to understand how Adolf 's supporters won... Got the power by terrorisying german people early 30ties, is "the egg of snake" by ingmar bergman the swedish movie maker. As my grand parents (on both sides) lived in germany and fleed in france in 35 (my mom' s side) and 39 (dad's one)... Once (i was 27 yo my Oma around 70) ... I proposed my Oma / gran ma to vision this movie. She stood quiet during the movie. Then at the end asked me "who made this movie?"... I told her. Then slowly she said " the best movie I ever saw... on" how they did to get the power"... This guy lived it... Am sure. He was in germany during this period". I said "yes! Ingmar bergman was in berlin learning at the" Uffa mega cinema city" how to make movies... He was a student there. . Then he fleed back in sweden. And spent the war in his motherland where Willy Brandt - the leader of young Spd party yu belonged to yurself and future "prime minister" / kanzler , continued the resistance against Adolf. Yur right he lived this period in germany ! "

[@solange3446]

An extraordinary movie. I love it! Without saying a word, the man express through his beautiful eyes how much love he feels for her. Something that called my attention was the young girl Solange playing the piano. My name is also Solange and I have a knowledge of my French name but never knew the pronunciation in French. Thank you, KZbin, for bringing to us such a GREAT movie.

[@LuciThomasHardylover-qx6ts]

For those who enjoyed this, try and find "Another mother's son" I am sure that you will enjoy that too❤️

[@sarachavez6176]

Thank you. I will try it too...

[@Vecinka]

Thank you I saw it .Heartbreaking .

[@atbp828]

It breaks my heart to see two people in love, both love music so much, but cannot express it but only with their eyes because of war.

[@wernerwirsching2058]

Das zweite Meisterwerk über Menschlichkeit im Kriege, nach "Der Pianist". Einfühlsam und authentisch .

[@cindymaceda2999]

Genau !

[@alatahelenon]

aucune correspondance sauf le piano! le livre a été écrit en 1941 c'est une histoire d'amour sans paroles à l'honneur de l'officier allemand et de la jeune fille française.

[@SMGAPR8]

Both good films, so glad there was subtitles, though I think if it was silent, you would still capture the story, it was beautiful, forbidden love 🌹

[@RideoutMr]

Have you seen, COME & SEE...a war movie?

[@homegown1234]

Thank you downloading this film, which I loved dearly. Love all the actors that made this film stand out for their performances and storyline.

[@bandit2048]

One of the most sad, supremely tragic and beautiful films of all times. It never fails to move me to tears every time I watch it. Such acting - so little talking but so much said by each look. It has never been surpassed.

[@rosatorregrosamolina9542]

Des principes, des valeurs, vertues bien souvent disparues de nos jours❤

[@SaulSayago-um8qv]

Las Miradas Prevalecen y el lenguaje Corporal..

[@msmajmia7896]

this movie broke my heart about the drama of those two proud and beautiful souls

[@tonmarinaxxzz]

Darcybeth. Thank you for making available this beautiful story. I have watched four times and am completely enthralled by this story and will watch many times more. Who could think a 90 year old woman would be so touched by a love story. Even in times of war there are moments of beauty and possibilities. I never watch romances but this was unlike those syrupy smaltzy ones that women seem to like. It was pure love, respect and admiration for the other that was stifled by being foes through no fault of their own. . I am sure Werner was killed at the Russian Front. Since Jeanne took the place of her friends in the resistance it is probable that she may have faced the firing squad. The acting, directing, script writing and all it took to make this film was first class. I know I am rambling on but there is so much to be said for this magnificent piece of work.

[@H_Romero24]

❤ Yes, 🙏🙏👳🏻‍♀️

[@scarletpimpernel353]

Champion, ...Bien que ca rapelle des temps durs. en maintenant, nous avons tellement en commun.

[@leiyang477]

One Human Family.

[@MoniLein-yy2ue]

"Adieu" is so much more powerful than "farewell." Especially in this context, it becomes a prayer for God to protect those we love.

[@charlesbasso7115]

The Elegance of this movie pinpoints how derelict our contemporary time is . One again and forever : « Past has a great Future »

[@LuckminiRanaweeraParis]

I have watched this movie more than 5 times.because this is the best romantic movie i have ever seen. in the beginning she hated him so much.but in the end her heart was won by him. love can feel any unexpected time for any person even an enemy. There wasn' t any sexual relataionship even a little touch.but both of them has fell in love unconditionally. specially Vaner is a very decent and he knows well how to respect them although he is a Nazi officer . That is the reason she fell in love with him. what a beautiful love it is .. She changed her hairstyle to get the attention of him. she kissed his shawl possionately. she hugged his pillow. bez there wasn't any way to cuddle him.after hearing his foot-step suddenly she ran into her room and but she was near the door. at that moment if Verner talked to her he could have captured her.but he could control his feeling, love and lust for her. bez if he did it, her life could be miserable because of him.that is the real love. if we love some one truly we always try to keep them happily. what a pure love it is ..! she didn't talk any word with him till he left . but their eyes and gestures talked thousands and thousand words silently. some time that silent can make more deep and powerful feeling than words. after watching this movie , i thought i could be Jenny at least just one minitue.bez i never had such a beautiful love story in my life.

[@mariaalano3077]

Pure love conquers lust

[@regineheine5707]

She saved his live by starting to play when he was about to leave.When the horn blew, he was about to leave, looked into her eyes and suddenly saw something extraordinary was happening. She was in fear, as she knew what would happen.

[@07sheeraz]

Brilliant acting by the 2 main actors and the entire cast. It coveys almost wordlessly, human emotions that bind us all.

[@fotigou]

Such a good development of the characters! This is pure romanticism,artful scenery, camera focus on eyes that speak without words. Beautiful faces, beautiful souls yearning for love in a cruel social situation. Shed a lot of tears, you romantic people ! Cry about the circumstance of this man and woman . I watched this film 6 times already and decided to buy the DVD. Precious item on the same shelf with Eugene Onegin, a film that also moved me so much.

[@user-cu1lj2eg5e]

This movie is by far one of the greatest films l have ever seen and now since I am trying to learn French it's easy to read the subtitles and learn merci

[@LauraAllen-nm9ws]

Posting this film is such a loving gift. Thank you for this beautiful piece of cinema. ❤

[@PardeepKumar-od4py]

Enjoyable movie with great performance by lead actors. Silence makes it unique & memorable. Really loved it.

[@andreyholandafs]

Très touchant... Il existe au Brésil une école littéraire du XIXe siècle appelée « Romantisme », où l'amour impossible était presque palpable, il était là, mais inaccessible. Super film. Merci.

[@puteh2071]

I remember watching this from a cable tv years ago. At that time I'm quiet disappointed, that there was no happy ending and how that the woman had choose a side. But now, I want to say thank you, because you give me an opportunity to rewatch this again and now I understood that she choose side because she wants to fight for them both and for her family, she wanted the war to end. Such a true love.

[@susicolin5076]

What a delicate, sensitive movie. The best I have seen in years.

[@PlanetaryCitizen]

A wonderful film. The silences spoke volumes!

[@annchristine47]

What a beautiful film!They are hard to find these days so it was a joyful surprise.Thankyou.

[@vasudhakota972]

1:17:00 Damn! The man who plays Werner acted so intensely that his eyes say it all in this sequence.

[@paulad.5875]

His name is Thomas Journnet and isn't so intense in his other movies. He's lovely! ❤ 😳

[@sheilabloom6735]

@@paulad.5875 I think it's called acting. 😊

[@patquint3291]

@@paulad.5875 Thomas Jouannet is Swiss French (born in Geneva in 1970). He has starred in a diverse number of TV movies and series. He is listed as #5 on the list of 40 French actors both alive and deceased. He is still gorgeous at age 53. Married 14 years to a French actress and writer. Father of three children. I absolutely adore him!

[@leiyang477]

@@patquint3291 Me too. He was trained as a comedian funny enough. Comedy is huge in France, 30% of movies are comedy. But Thomas Jouannet's Werner von Ebrennac is INCOMPARABLE. He has created an ideal----can I say an angel in disguise. This Werner is a role model of respect, kindness, chivalry, creativity, openhearted, loving person. All boys and young men should watch this movie and see what a real man is.

[@user-bf3pc2qd9s]

I looked up the original 1949 film which is *not* a love story but about what happens when "a good German" is put into the home of those his army is occupying. The Frenchman and his granddaughter's refusal to engage with him is a metaphor for the Resistance and, for the occupants of the house, a means of resistance. When Werner leaves for the Eastern Front, he tells them he has asked to be sent to "hell". Based on a novel published clandestinely in 1942. Vive la France!

[@Jacqueline-AnhdaoHodac-Mitsuok]

Great ! It's French movies, very much love, affection. I a from Vietnam, a country with a lot of French influence. I have seen a lot of them in Vietnam be fore. They were all good. I try to understand French, but my French is poor, I catch only some words, not long sentence. My father and sisters, they would understand everything.

[@mariascheu817]

Was für ein ruhiger und dennoch emotional dichter Film. Zerrissenheit zwischen Feindschaft und Liebe - ohne Worte.

[@westaussieeggs8867]

I haVE watched this movie a number of times. I am of the generation just post 2war, my mother was 17 when it started, and parents lived in an area that was claimed by Germans as their own, therefore they were displased to the Eastern parts of the country .They were dransported in cattlen carriegies, Winter of 1939/40 was a severe one with frosts bleow 20C. My g-mother was starving and she had to provide for her two daughters, 15 and 17 year olds. The person who helped her survive was a German school teache who was send to the Eastern front for teaching Heine at school. My g-mother survived however I do not think he did. Yes, it is over 80 year ago but still vivid in the tales of my family and the history is repeating itself with different mad man.

[@youtubefaves6365]

Werner is “take care” kind of guy. When he sees a light in the back entrance he goes to investigate that everything is ok. When Jeanne’s cousin assaults her, with one look at him Werner tells him “if you so much as touch her you’re done” and when he pauses as he climbs the stairs and looks at Jeanne, his look says “if you were mine I would’ve protected you from harm”

[@ВикторияБрайт-т8ю]

Красиво и точно сказано! Спасибо! ❤

[@bassol441]

You can perfectly understand Werner's looks, just brilliant comment! May be you can also kindly assume, what Werner intended to tell to Jeanne, when he stood by the fireplace with a mirror and held in his hands a framed photo of Jeanne's parents?

[@ВикторияБрайт-т8ю]

@@bassol441 Вернер мог поговорить с ней о её безопасности и Паскале, предложить свою защиту....

[@susanmercurio1060]

I didn't read his look on the stairs that way. It seemed to me that he was saying, "Are you going to be all right?"

[@youtubefaves6365]

@@bassol441either he was about to tell her how he feels about her, but that would be very obvious. More likely, he wants to let her know that they are on the trail of her friends in the resistance so she can warn them (that would tie in with the theme later on, of Jeanne wanting to warn him about the car bomb; yet if she does, she’s sort of collaborating with the enemy that’s why she resorts to the stormy piano piece). Wow, this movie is so full of “coded” communications. I can see this movie being an assignment in a literature course; there’s so much to write about.

[@mariasand2470]

Danke Julie und Thomas Traumhaft! Geniale Künstler! Wir lieben euch! So schön und sensible! Auch der Regisseur, Pierre Brancon.. Die Musik..

[@mritzs5142]

Mind ,soul ,heart , and spirit all encompassing. Thank you Thank you

[@catherine1975]

I really like this kind of movies, restrained emotions touching your soul, similar to traditional Asian lovers...

[@leiyang477]

It makes you go much deeper to the place where the high vibe resides.

[@grenway7580]

I have seen this movie before in bits and pieces, not in its entirety until now. Thomas Jouannet was great as Werner. The nonverbal communication between him and Jeanne played by Delarmme spoke volume with their eyes. I can watch this movie over and over again. The book it was based on missed so much.