My Father's Glory
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Yves Robert brings the same affectionate, lightly comic eye to childhood: a boy’s adventures unfold through vivid memories, outdoor freedom, and a warmly observed family-and-village world.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Yves Robert brings the same affectionate, lightly comic eye to childhood: a boy’s adventures unfold through vivid memories, outdoor freedom, and a warmly observed family-and-village world.
Why this pick
Its mosaic of schoolchildren captures the unruly alliances, private schemes, and sudden tenderness that make War of the Buttons feel both mischievous and genuinely humane.
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A brisk, poetic schoolboy rebellion with a gleefully anti-authoritarian spirit; its young collective’s defiance and visual playfulness echo the earlier film’s anarchic childhood energy.
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Less comic but similarly rooted in a child’s perspective, it turns youthful rule-breaking and adult misunderstanding into an intimate, vividly observed coming-of-age experience.
Why this pick
This affectionate schoolyard comedy shares the pleasure of children forming a boisterous miniature society, with period detail, playful rivalries, and a nostalgic French sensibility.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Bacaillé's father
Le père Lebrac
L'enseignant

L'Aztec's father
Lebrac's mother
Touegueule
Un fermier

Bacaillé