In 1943 France, Django Reinhardt's infectious "gypsy swing" brings joy to Parisian crowds, but as Nazi occupation tightens its grip, the legendary guitarist faces a daunting choice: surrender to propaganda or defy danger and protect his loved ones. With a pregnant wife and mother by his side, Django embarks on a perilous journey to safety.

In 1943 France, Django Reinhardt's infectious "gypsy swing" brings joy to Parisian crowds, but as Nazi occupation tightens its grip, the legendary guitarist faces a daunting choice: surrender to propaganda or defy danger and protect his loved ones. With a pregnant wife and mother by his side, Django embarks on a perilous journey to safety.

Does Django have end credit scenes?

No!

Django does not have end credit scenes.

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Metacritic

49

Metascore

8.8

User Score

Rotten Tomatoes
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87%

TOMATOMETER

review

92%

User Score

IMDb

6.4 /10

IMDb Rating

TMDB

64

%

User Score

Letterboxd

3.2

From 6 fan ratings

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