The Chorus
Why this pick
Barratier brings the same warmly nostalgic French sensibility: unruly children, an adult who meets them with patience, and a gently comic path toward shared purpose.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Barratier brings the same warmly nostalgic French sensibility: unruly children, an adult who meets them with patience, and a gently comic path toward shared purpose.
Why this pick
This child-centred French period adventure shares War of the Buttons’ youthful viewpoint, camaraderie and resourceful energy, while giving its games and escapes more historical weight.
Why this pick
Yves Robert’s beloved earlier adaptation of the same novel is excluded as a duplicate story.
Why this pick
Its sunlit rural French setting, affectionate ensemble and old-fashioned storytelling make it a fitting companion for the warmth and local-community texture of Barratier’s film.
Why this pick
A sharply observed schoolyard comedy with believable childhood alliances, rivalries and social manoeuvring; it retains the playful, unsentimental attention to kids’ own codes of honour.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Lebrac

Violette
Grand Gibus
Petit Gibus
Bacaillé - Mayor's Kid
La Crique - Smart Kid
Camus
L'Aztec