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Year
2012
Duration
151 minutes
Genres
Musicals, Period and Historical, Romance
Language
English (English subtitles)
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Synopsis
This high-end adaptation of the legendary stage musical adapted from a moving novel by French writer Victor Hugo is set during 1832, with revolution in the nineteenth-century Parisian air. A series of acts of kindness leads to a diabolical situation for reformed thief Jean Valjean and Cosette – a young girl he has rescued from a life of abuse and neglect. Attempting to escape the past, they are drawn into a murky world of deception, blackmail and violence. This acclaimed version of the epic historical drama contains show-stopping tunes that breathe life into the society and politics of an important moment in European history.
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Classification
Contains moderate violence and sex, and infrequent moderate language
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