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On D-Day at Arromanches, a knacker is focused on arranging his daughter’s marriage to a German soldier living in the family home. He invites other children serving as paratroopers in the Red Army and U.S. Army; soldiers from several factions arrive and engage in excess, and most characters end up in the knacker’s yard. The farce satirizes war, militarism, American society, and family.
Colin and Chick meet Alise and Chloé amid surreal Parisian scenes, and Colin marries Chloé. After a flower grows in Chloé’s lungs, he struggles to keep flowers around her while working in a strange military factory. Chick dies over his book obsession, Alise sets fire to the bookshops, and Chloé dies; the closing tableau leaves Mouse seeking death.
On D-Day at Arromanches, a knacker is focused on arranging his daughter’s marriage to a German soldier living in the family home. He invites other children serving as paratroopers in the Red Army and U.S. Army; soldiers from several factions arrive and engage in excess, and most characters end up in the knacker’s yard. The farce satirizes war, militarism, American society, and family.
Colin and Chick meet Alise and Chloé amid surreal Parisian scenes, and Colin marries Chloé. After a flower grows in Chloé’s lungs, he struggles to keep flowers around her while working in a strange military factory. Chick dies over his book obsession, Alise sets fire to the bookshops, and Chloé dies; the closing tableau leaves Mouse seeking death.