J'accuse! (1938 film)

Because his old friend is also his comrade who fights at his side against the mutual enemy, Laurin doesn't take action against him.

There he finds again Flo, a chanteuse and cabaret owner, who did a lot for soldiers' morale during the war.

Chimay, who has inherited the glassworks, appropriates the invention and provides it to the French government as part of the preparations for a future war.

While Jean is taken care by Edith's family, Chimay also develops feelings for Helene and marries her.

During a supernatural storm, the dead soldiers arise and march to their places of origin.

A late added text remembers that the success of the film in 1938 is a proof of how the French people supported peace even in the latest days before World War II.

[4] Clayton Dillard of Slant Magazine awarded the film 3 out of 5 stars, writing, "More than just an anti-war statement, J’Accuse visualizes long-term memory loss as mankind’s ultimate, and seemingly endless, tragedy.

The Douaumont Cemetery features in the final part of the film.
Actual gueules cassées ("broken faces", veterans with facial mutilations) were used for the scenes when the dead soldiers get up from their graves.