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{fr} '''''Un enfant dans la foule''''' / {en} '''''A Child in the Crowd''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Child_in_the_Crowd ] (France, 1976), directed by Gérard Blain.
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{du} '''''Voor een Verloren Soldaat''''' / {en} '''''For a Lost Soldier''''' [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/For_a_Lost_Soldier ] (Netherlands, 1992), directed by Roeland Kerbosch.


* [[:Category:1976, Top Films]]
Set in The Netherlands at the end of WW II, this touching story, told in flashbacks, explores the complex and romantic relationship between an adult soldier and a displaced, lonely adolescent boy.


Abandoned by his father and ignored by his mother, a French youth (César Chauveau) seeks love and affection with the soldiers and other men he meets on the streets of Paris during the German occupation.




[[Category:Film Studies--1990s]]
[[Category:Film Studies--Dutch]]


[[Category:Film Studies--1970s]]
[[Category:1992, Top Films]]
[[Category:Film Studies--French]]


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[[Category:LGBTQ+ Films (film subject)]]
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1976 Blain (film) du.jpg

{du} Voor een Verloren Soldaat / {en} For a Lost Soldier [1] (Netherlands, 1992), directed by Roeland Kerbosch.

Set in The Netherlands at the end of WW II, this touching story, told in flashbacks, explores the complex and romantic relationship between an adult soldier and a displaced, lonely adolescent boy.

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