Django (2017)
Directed by Etienne Comar

Film Synopsis

France, 1943.  During the Nazi Occupation, the gypsy Django Reinhardt is a popular guitar player, a star of the Folies Bergères in Paris.  Meanwhile, his brothers across Europe are being systematically slaughtered by the Nazis in the course of their programme of ethnic cleansing.  Django finds himself in a difficult position when he is invited by the Germans to perform at a series of concerts in Berlin.  His admirer and mistress, Louise de Kerk, suspects a trap and advises him to flee to Switzerland to evade capture.  With his pregnant wife Naguine and mother Negros, Django manages to get as far as Lake Geneva without incident, but before he can proceed any further he is caught up in the drama of war.  With danger all around him, Django must exercise every ounce of cunning if he is to get to safety with his family, or else suffer the same fate as his unfortunate brethren...