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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Paths of Glory is one of Stanley Kubrick's earliest films, and also one of his most critically acclaimed. A French general during World War I, seeking a promotion, orders a hopeless attack by his depleted division against a strongly fortified German position. When the attack quickly fails with heavy losses, the enraged general tries to shift the blame for the loss to his soldiers and orders three men to be tried under penalty of death for cowardice, opposed only by his subordinate Colonel Dax, who seeks to save the lives of his men. |
