Moulin (2026)

Set against the backdrop of World War II, this biographical drama follows Jean Moulin as he parachutes into occupied France to unite the disparate resistance fighters under the command of Charles de Gaulle. The film chronicles his pivotal role in consolidating the French Resistance, highlighting the immense personal risk and strategic brilliance required to coordinate efforts behind enemy lines.

The narrative intensifies as Moulin faces relentless pursuit by the Gestapo, led by Klaus Barbie. Through scenes of intense psychological warfare and brutal interrogation, the story explores themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the human spirit's resilience in the face of totalitarian oppression. It serves as a tribute to one of the most significant yet often overlooked figures in the liberation of France.

• The production features extensive historical research to accurately depict the clandestine networks established by Moulin during the occupation.
• Key scenes were filmed in locations that hold historical significance to the real-life events portrayed in the film.
• The cast includes acclaimed actors known for their work in historical dramas and war films.
• Special attention was paid to the period-accurate costumes and set design to immerse viewers in 1940s France.