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   What happens at the end of paths of Glory?

   • Stanley Kubrick ‘s “Paths of Glory” (1957) closes with a scene that doesn’t seem organic to the movie. We’ve seen harrowing battlefield carnage, a morally rotten court-martial, French army generals corrupt and cynical beyond all imagining, and now what do we see?

   On the casualties of war movie review (1957) | Roger Ebert

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   Why is paths of glory so important?

   • This moment is perhaps the most important moment in the film and makes the clearest possible case in support of Kubrick’s undeniable sense of humanity. Paths of Glory is ultimately an anti-war film and shows that war is a process which dehumanizes people, and suggests that the only way to survive is to love and respect your fellow man.

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   Is paths of Glory a movie?

   • "Paths of Glory (1957) | The Film Spectrum". Archived from the original on February 18, 2019. Retrieved February 17, 2019. ^ "American Film". americanfilm.afi.com. Archived from the original on February 18, 2019. Retrieved February 17, 2019. ^ a b " 'Paths of Glory': Stanley Kubrick's First Step Towards Cinema Immortality • Cinephilia & Beyond".

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   Is paths of Glory an anti-war film?

   • Paths of Glory is ultimately an anti-war film and shows that war is a process which dehumanizes people, and suggests that the only way to survive is to love and respect your fellow man. When one thinks of a Stanley Kubrick film, many things come to mind, but none are more true than humanist, especially for 1957's Paths of Glory.

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   Does the path of glory lead to the grave?

   • The paths of glory lead but to the grave. Although the film is considered one of Kubrick's best, it was denied even a single Academy Award nomination.

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   Is paths of Glory based on a true story?

   • And any attempt to create social institutions on a false view of the nature of man is probably doomed to failure. Paths of Glory is based loosely on the true story of the Souain corporals affair when four French soldiers were executed in 1915 during World War I under General Géraud Réveilhac for failure to follow orders.

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   Paths of Glory is based loosely on the true story of the Souain corporals affair when four French soldiers were executed in 1915 during World War I under General Géraud Réveilhac for failure to follow orders.

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   How Kubrick’s Paths of Glory Turns the “Anti-War” Film Inside Out. French filmmaker François Truffaut is quoted as saying, “There’s no such thing as an anti-war film.”. The widely-accepted interpretation of his comment is that in giving films the “big screen treatment”—portraying epic battle scenes in heroic and graphic ...

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   Feb 25, 2005 · Stanley Kubrick‘s “Paths of Glory” (1957) closes with a scene that doesn’t seem organic to the movie. We’ve seen harrowing battlefield carnage, a morally rotten court-martial, French army generals corrupt and cynical beyond all imagining, and now what do we see?

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   May 29, 2022 · Paths of Glory really is a testament to the unwavering humanity and fortitude of the human spirit. This is Kubrick at his most humanistic. Every inch of this film is filled with a potent...

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   May 1, 2014 · In dealing with a farcically tragic French court-martial during the First World War, Kubrick’s no-holds-barred approach went beyond the conventions of the anti-war movie to proffer a coherent, persuasively acerbic and timeless vision of human interaction.

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   Aug 31, 2024 · Paths of Glory, American war film, released in 1957, that elevated its young director, Stanley Kubrick, to international prominence. Its controversial portrayal of the French military prevented it from being shown in several European countries for years.

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   Paths of Glory (1957) is a masterful, unsentimental, classic anti-war film about World War I. It was 28 year-old Stanley Kubrick's fourth feature-length film (Kubrick served as its director and co-writer with Calder Willingham (screenwriter for Little Big Man (1970)) and blacklisted crime novelist Jim Thompson), but it was his first major ...