This Christian-Jaque production was originally released in France as D'Homme a Hommes. Told in flashback, this is the story of 19th-century humanitarian Henri Dunant, who, appalled by the slaughter in the Battle of Solferino, organizes the International Red Cross. Opposed at every turn by the military powers-that-be, Dunant finally triumphs over chauvinism, stupidity and ignorance. Jean Louis Barrault stars as Dunant, while Bernard Blier fulfills the usual "best friend/severest critic" obligations. The Man to Men is at its best in the battle scenes, some of the most disturbingly realistic of their kind. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi