Character Relationships in Les Milles

Commandant Perrochon (played by Jean-Pierre Marielle) is a protagonist in Les Milles. Reserve captain and WWI gassed veteran commanding the Camp des Milles with an iron fist. Refuses to surrender Jewish and anti-Nazi internees to the advancing Germans. Secretly organizes a train evacuation to Bayonne and Casablanca. Arrested by his superior but eventually released. Mary-Jane Cooper (played by Kristin Scott Thomas) is a protagonist in Les Milles. American journalist who questions Perrochon. Her interviews gradually make him realize that many internees are prominent artists, scientists, and intellectuals fleeing the Nazi regime. Capitaine Moinard (played by Ticky Holgado) appears in Les Milles. Active-duty captain serving as Perrochon's second-in-command at the camp. Later takes charge of the secret train convoy tasked with evacuating the prisoners to Bayonne. Le Général (played by Philippe Noiret) appears in Les Milles. Lion Feuchtwanger (played by Rüdiger Vogler) appears in Les Milles. Col. Maurice Charvet (played by François Perrot) appears in Les Milles. Lt. Boisset (played by François Berléand) appears in Les Milles. Lieutenant and translator who assists Moinard in commanding the evacuation train convoy. Le médecin-chef Garraud (played by Jean-Marie Winling) appears in Les Milles.

Character Relationship Map: Les Milles

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Story Analysis

A journalist documents the moral crisis and failed evacuation of persecuted refugees fleeing Nazi occupation.

Plot Progression

  1. Internment & Inquiry
  2. Moral Awakening
  3. Desperate Evacuation
  4. Chaotic Breakdown

Directed by Sébastien Grall

Les Milles (1995) · 5.7/10 · drama, war

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