Bitter Sugar (1998)

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Sucre Amer tells the story of a unique court case in which an event from the past is judged by a court of history. Major figures from history are brought together in the present to re-examine the "Ignace case", about a legendary figure in the history of Guadeloupe who fought against the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte to preserve his freedom. A hero despite himself, Ignace's life and struggle were subsequently consigned to oblivion by his enemies. His treatment has left a bittersweet taste in the mouths of the people of Guadeloupe.

Director: Christian Lara
Genre: History, Drama
Runtime: 90 min
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Screenplay

Music: Jean-Claude Petit
Editing: Catherine Trouillet
Country: France, Guadaloupe
Language: Français
Original Language: fr
More Films by Director: Christian Lara
More Films in Genre: History, Drama

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Bitter Sugar about?
Sucre Amer tells the story of a unique court case in which an event from the past is judged by a court of history. Major figures from history are brought together in the present to re-examine the "Ignace case", about a legendary figure in the history of Guadeloupe who fought against the armies of Napoleon Bonaparte to preserve his freedom. A hero despite himself, Ignace's life and struggle were subsequently consigned to oblivion by his enemies. His treatment has left a bittersweet taste in the mouths of the people of Guadeloupe.
Who directed Bitter Sugar?
Bitter Sugar was directed by Christian Lara.
Who stars in Bitter Sugar?
Bitter Sugar stars Jean-Michel Martial, Robert Liensol, Marc Michel, Anne-Marie Philipe, Gabriel Gascon, Maka Kotto.
How long is Bitter Sugar?
Bitter Sugar has a runtime of 1h 30m (90 minutes).
What genre is Bitter Sugar?
Bitter Sugar is a History, Drama film.
Where was Bitter Sugar produced?
Bitter Sugar was produced in France, Guadaloupe.