Douce (1943) - Claude Autant-Lara 

Yay I got to see a French film made during WWII. I had dreadful spectators behind me but the film had moments of unexpected humor (I'm not even sure if it was supposed to be), but quietly reaffirming a story that seems told a thousand times about good old fashioned class differences. Politically speaking the film can't possibly have pissed off too many Nazis so it isn't hard to see how the film was made during the occupation. Quite a few interesting and changing character dynamics and quite a haunting ending. Better or worse I certainly enjoyed this more than Devil in the Flesh, the only other Autant film I've seen.