One Day You'll Understand

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A middle-aged man studying the Mur des Noms in modern-day France recalls the time 20 years prior when he and his mother were viewing the trial of Klaus Barbie with rapt attention in this introspective drama from director Amos Gitai. The year was 1987, and Rivka lived with her son, Victor, in a disheveled apartment littered with antiques and memorabilia. The opening session in the trial against the so-called "butcher of Lyon" is being televised, and Rivka is struggling to keep her emotions under control as she ...
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Overview

A middle-aged man studying the Mur des Noms in modern-day France recalls the time 20 years prior when he and his mother were viewing the trial of Klaus Barbie with rapt attention in this introspective drama from director Amos Gitai. The year was 1987, and Rivka lived with her son, Victor, in a disheveled apartment littered with antiques and memorabilia. The opening session in the trial against the so-called "butcher of Lyon" is being televised, and Rivka is struggling to keep her emotions under control as she prepares dinner. Meanwhile, Victor sits in his office attempting to assemble his family tree. But he too is watching the trials, and doesn't seem to hear a word spoken to him by his secretary. As mother and son sit down for dinner together, the mere mention of Barbie's trial is enough to cause Rivka to excuse herself from the table.
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Special Features

Theatrical trailer; Photo gallery
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Product Details

  • Release Date: 8/11/2009
  • UPC: 738329062828
  • Original Release: 2007
  • Source: Kino Video
  • Presentation: Wide Screen / Subtitled
  • Time: 1:30:00
  • Format: DVD

Cast & Crew

Performance Credits
Jeanne Moreau Rivka
Hippolyte Girardot Victor, Victor Bastien
Emmanuelle Devos Françoise
Dominique Blanc Tania
Daniel Duval
Denise Aron-Schropfer
Technical Credits
Amos Gitai Director, Producer, Screenwriter
Caroline Champetier Cinematographer
Emmanuel Chauvigny Production Designer
Jerome Clement Screenwriter
Nicole Collet Producer
Moira Douget Costumes/Costume Designer
Dan Franck Screenwriter
Isabelle Ingold Editor
Erwan Kerzanet Sound/Sound Designer
Serge Moati Producer
Serge Motai Producer
Marie-Jose Sanselme Screenwriter
Louis Sclavis Score Composer
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Scene Index

Disc #1 -- One Day You'll Understand
1. Memorial [8:55]
2. Family Papers [6:25]
3. Dinner with Mom [5:08]
4. Aryan Letter [8:51]
5. Ancestry [7:34]
6. The Hotel [7:37]
7. Grandparents' Fate [9:36]
8. Traces of the Past [5:35]
9. The Promise [5:25]
10. Mourning [11:23]
11. Auction [3:33]
12. Reparations [9:13]
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Disc #1 -- One Day You'll Understand
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   Chapters
   Extras
      Theatrical Trailer
      Stills Gallery
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