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[[Image:White-material.jpg|thumb|right|300px|White Material (2009)]]
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'''''White Material''''' is a French language film, released in 2009 (and getting limited theatrical release in the U.S. in 2010) starring [[Isabelle Huppert]] as Maria Vial, [[Christopher Lambert]] as André Vial and ([[Nicolas Duvauchelle]]) as Manuel, their son; a white landowning family trying to keep their coffee plantation in the middle of a civil war in an African nation. The locals begin to act fanatically against any and all white people they see. The situation turns from bad to worse when Maria Vial aids a wounded rebel leader named "Boxer", putting her and her family squarely in the sights of the military and rival factions, all whom are crushing any vestige of white colonialism in their country.
|studio=Why Not Productions<br> Wild Bunch<br> France 3 Cinéma
|distributor=Wild Bunch Distribution
|character1=Maria Vial
|actor1=[[Isabelle Huppert]]
|character2=André Vial
|actor2=[[Christopher Lambert]]
|character3=Manuel Vial
|actor3=[[Nicolas Duvauchelle]]
|character4="The Boxer"
|actor4=[[Isaach De Bankolé]]
|character5=Lucie Vial
|actor5=Adèle Ado
|character6=Henri Vial
|actor6=[[Michel Subor]]
|character7=José Vial
|actor7=Daniel Tchangang
|character8=Chérif
|actor8=William Nadylam
|character9=Hamudi
|actor9=David Gozlan
|character10=Jeep
|actor10=Ali Barkai
}}
'''''White Material''''' is a French language film, released in 2009 (and getting limited theatrical release in the U.S. in 2010) starring [[Isabelle Huppert]] as Maria Vial, [[Christopher Lambert]] as André Vial and ([[Nicolas Duvauchelle]]) as Manuel, their son; a white landowning family trying to keep their coffee plantation in the middle of a civil war in an African nation. The locals begin to act fanatically against any and all white people they see. The situation turns from bad to worse when Maria Vial aids a wounded rebel leader named "Boxer", putting her and her family squarely in the sights of the military and rival factions, all whom are crushing any vestige of white colonialism in their country. Maria refuses to evacuate and, soon realize, that the local villages and her plantation had been occupated by the militant army, lead by the cruel and ruthless Jeep and all her family members became captured by rebels.
White Material is a French language film, released in 2009 (and getting limited theatrical release in the U.S. in 2010) starring Isabelle Huppert as Maria Vial, Christopher Lambert as André Vial and (Nicolas Duvauchelle) as Manuel, their son; a white landowning family trying to keep their coffee plantation in the middle of a civil war in an African nation. The locals begin to act fanatically against any and all white people they see. The situation turns from bad to worse when Maria Vial aids a wounded rebel leader named "Boxer", putting her and her family squarely in the sights of the military and rival factions, all whom are crushing any vestige of white colonialism in their country. Maria refuses to evacuate and, soon realize, that the local villages and her plantation had been occupated by the militant army, lead by the cruel and ruthless Jeep and all her family members became captured by rebels.
The following weapons were used in the film White Material:
Nana (uncredited) Jeeps second in command, uses Arminius HW-3 throughout the movie. One of the Jeeps mens later steel another Arminius HW-3, which, most likely, the same movie prop.
One of the Jeep's militants very briefly holds a snub nose revolver, when they massacred the schoolboy in the lockal school. This revolver may be the same Arminius movie prop, but it's only guess.
An Italian replica Valtro Mod. 98 Civil can be seen held by the Moulah (uncredited), the chief of highwaymen, whom Maria Vial recognizes as someone she once knew.
Jeep (Ali Barkai), the commander of the one the rebels militia squard carry the Browning HP throughout the movie. One of the soldiers carry Browning HP on the belt.
Manuel Vial (Nicolas Duvauchelle) steels the Remington Model 1100 (most likely, the Classic Field version) from his father, after he realize, that they are under attack of Jeep's militants.
Several Jeep's militants can be seen armed with the M16A1 rifles. The M16A1 rifle can be seen in the armament of the governmant army. Most likely the single movie prop was used.
