Musician Paul Renard (Phillips Holmes) is haunted by the memory of Walter (Tom Douglas), a German soldier he killed during the First World War. He travels to Walter's home town and, passing himself off as a friend of the deceased, is taken in by his grieving family. But when he finds himself falling in love with Elsa (Nancy Carroll), Walter's fiancée, he becomes worried that the truth will emerge...
Audio commentary with author and film historian Joseph McBride (2021)
The Films of Ernst Lubitsch (2001): archival audio recording of a presentation by Scott Eyman, author of Ernst Lubitsch: Laughter in Paradise, presented as part the British Film Institute's 2001 Lubitsch retrospective at the National Film Theatre, London
The Men I Killed (2023, 14 mins): video essay on Broken Lullaby and François Ozon's 2016 film Frantz, comparing their different cinematic approaches to adapting Maurice Rostand's 1930 play, L'Homme que j'ai tue, and its 1931 English-language translation, 'The Man I Killed', by Reginald Berkeley
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