Les Enfants Terrible (Or: Artistic Portraits of Melancholy Children)
Quote of ineffable Frenchness: "Life is hard, but it's wonderful."
La Faute a Fidel! (Blame It on Fidel!): In 1970s Paris, a girl's life changes when her parents become political activists.
Quote of ineffable Frenchness:
"Miss De la Mesa, repeat what I said."
"The goat was eaten by the wolf for disobeying."
Jeux Interdits (Forbidden Games): After a Nazi air attack kills her parents, a young girl befriends the son of a farmer, and the two children learn to cope with death. Cheery!
Quote of ineffable Frenchness:
"I know a place with crosses."
"Where?"
"The cemetery."
Worth a mention, even though it won't help anyone learn the language because it has almost no dialogue:
Le Ballon Rouge (The Red Balloon): A young Parisian boy wanders Montmartre accompanied by a red balloon. It's very French.
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