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'''''La bataille du Rail''''' (''The Battle of the Rails'') is a [[1945]] [[war movie]] which tells the courageous efforts by [[France|French]] railway workers to sabotage [[Nazism|Nazi]] reinforcement-troop trains.
'''''La bataille du Rail''''' (''The Battle of the Rails'') is a [[1946]] [[war movie]] which tells the courageous efforts by [[France|French]] railway workers to sabotage [[Nazism|Nazi]] reinforcement-troop trains.


It was directed by [[René Clément]], and in 1946 won the Prix international du jury at the [[Cannes Film Festival]]. Cinematographer was [[Henri Alekan]]
It was directed by [[René Clément]], and in 1946 won the Prix international du jury at the [[Cannes Film Festival]]. Cinematographer was [[Henri Alekan]]

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La Bataille du rail
File:La bataille du rail DVD cover.jpg
La bataille du rail DVD cover
Directed byRené Clément
Written byRené Clément
StarringMarcel Barnault
Jean Clarieux
Release dates
February 27, 1946 (France release)
Running time
85 min
LanguageFrench

La bataille du Rail (The Battle of the Rails) is a 1946 war movie which tells the courageous efforts by French railway workers to sabotage Nazi reinforcement-troop trains.

It was directed by René Clément, and in 1946 won the Prix international du jury at the Cannes Film Festival. Cinematographer was Henri Alekan