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Original theatrical trailer; French: mono; English, French & Spanish subtitles
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0. Scene Selections
1. Logo/France... [7:59]
2. ...As A Child [11:19]
3. Work Calls Protée [2:18]
4. Hyenas In The Night [8:46]
5. The Spirit Of Cooking [2:03]
6. The Ugly Englishman [10:12]
7. Madame's Bad Mood [3:36]
8. Marc Is Back [5:12]
9. Fallen From The Sky [9:59]
10. Some Work, Some Eat [6:29]
11. The Natural Color [4:02]
12. A Real Doctor [7:49]
13. The Company He Keeps [7:47]
14. Protée Must Leave [5:16]
15. Departure Then & Now [9:41]
16. End Credits [3:02]
Set in French Colonial Africa, Chocolat is told from the viewpoint of 8-year-old Cecile Ducasse. With no other frame of reference, the innocent Ducasse accepts the subjugation of the black natives by the white colonists as the natural order of things. The girl grows gradually aware of the social iniquities about her, but only in retrospect (the film is related in flashback, narrated by the grown-up heroine) does she fully realize just how cruel and wrong-headed the entire colonial system had been. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide