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Pierre Niney

Paula Beer

February1995, Berlin, Germany

Ernst Stötzner

1952, Frankfurt am Main, Germany

Marie Gruber

11 June 1955, Wuppertal, Germany

Johann von Bülow

26 September 1972, Munich, Germany

Anton von Lucke

Cyrielle Clair

1 December 1955, Paris, France

Alice de Lencquesaing

Axel Wandtke

1959, Dresden, Germany

Rainer Egger

1960

Rainer Silberschneider

12 May 1959, Leipzig, German Democratic Republic

Jeanne Ferron

Torsten Michaelis

31 January 1961, Berlin, German Democratic Republic

Jean-Claude Bolle-Reddat

24 June 1949, Gilley, Doubs, France

Louis-Charles Sirjacq

Elisabeth Mazev

Eliott Margueron

Johannes Silberschneider

13 December 1958, Mautern, Styria, Austria

Nicolas Bonnefoy

Laurent Borel

François Ozon

15 November 1967, Paris, France

Philippe Piazzo

François Ozon

15 November 1967, Paris, France

Paul Renard

Played by: Pierre Niney

Anna

Played by: Paula Beer

Dr. H. Holderlin

Played by: Ernst Stötzner

Magda Hoffmeister

Played by: Marie Gruber

Frantz Hoffmeister

Played by: Anton von Lucke

San Diego Reader

The perhaps too-beautifully manicured black-and-white 'Scope cinematography and Paula Beer's bravura turn as the German girl who got left behind make it worth your while.

April 07, 2017

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Hot Press

As the film takes on the tone of a Hitchcockian detective story, the micro and macro themes converge compellingly.

May 17, 2017

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Culture Trip

It's one of the most beguilingly beautiful and heart-tugging films of the year so far.

June 13, 2017

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Newsweek

Ozon wants to add another layer of perspective, to place Frantz's death in yet another context. Instead, the film's second half makes the first look strategic-a means to an end-serving less to countervail or complement than to cancel it out.

May 04, 2017

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Film Ireland Magazine

While not quite the masterpiece that it intends to be, Frantz still stands as one of the most touching romances this year so far.

May 18, 2017

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Irish Times

A splendid cast work through the complications and stages of grief to provide a scathingly anti-nationalist warning from history.

June 14, 2017

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The Arts Desk

Ozon has achieved emotional depths that are rather new for him.

May 19, 2017

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Arizona Republic

"Frantz," a moving film set in post-World War I Europe, looks at truth and lies and the necessity for both in a grieving world that makes no sense.

April 07, 2017

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Globe and Mail

A fine bilingual cast, haunting period detail and a provocative approach to a twisting story carry the day.

April 07, 2017

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Anchorage Press

The plot itself is interesting, but what makes it even more so is that it pivots on the idea that human beings have the power to accept facts and interpret truth.

May 30, 2017

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Detroit News

"Frantz" offers a sympathetic, if dark, look at the awful wake of war, at the cost of institutional violence, as well as the cost of surviving.

June 02, 2017

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