In 1939, at a Paris café, six friends of various nationalities vow to meet again at the same spot after the end of WW2.

On August 24, 1939, at a small French cafe, six friends are about to go their separate ways. They vow to reunite on that day each year at the cafe. The film follows each of their lives: one begins work with the French resistance, one joins the French commandos, another is forced to join the Nazi army, one becomes a flier, and the two others are just simple officers. On the day Paris is liberated, the three surviving friends meet at the cafe and get drunk.—Kilroy-20

Just before WW2 a group of friends of various nationalities agree to meet every year on the same date at the same location. But when the war breaks out, that is not always possible. And they all go join the war for their countries and one of them is German.—[email protected]

On August 24, 1939 a group of friends of various nationalities agree to meet every year on the same date at the same location. When the war breaks out, that is not always possible, especially when they all join the military of their respective countries.—ETO History Buff