Gone with the Wind

By Victor Fleming

Synopsis

A shel­tered and manip­u­la­tive South­ern belle and a rogu­ish prof­i­teer face off in a tur­bu­lent romance as the soci­ety around them crum­bles with the end of slav­ery and is rebuilt dur­ing the Civ­il War and Recon­struc­tion periods.

A saga that for­ev­er riv­ets the imag­i­na­tions of the Civ­il War in flam­boy­ant tech­ni­col­or and makes Scar­let O’Hara a leg­end. If the film ignores the bru­tal­i­ties of slav­ery, it hon­ors Hat­tie, the first African-Amer­i­can actress to receive an Oscar.

By : Victor Fleming
Year : 1939
Duration : 3h58
With : Thomas Mitchel, Barbara O’Neil, Vivien Leigh, Clark Gable
Nationality : USA

In Eng­lish with French subtitles 

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