Characters & Themes
Django (2018) Characters, Setting & Themes Explained
- Directed by
- Etienne Comar
- Starring
- Cécile De France, Xavier Beauvois, Reda Kateb, Bea Palya, Bimbam Merstein, Gabriel Mireté
- Budget
- $8.8M
During the Nazi occupation of France in 1943, renowned guitarist Django Reinhardt brings joy to Paris with his distinctive "gypsy swing" music. As the situation grows increasingly dangerous, he must decide whether to compromise his art for propaganda or risk everything to safeguard his family. Accompanied by his pregnant wife and mother, Django undertakes a perilous journey to find safety, facing difficult choices and constant threat along the way.
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