The Nazi occupation of Paris in 1942 didn’t seem to hurt the city’s theaters and cinemas; in fact, they were quite popular. One such venue was located in Montmartre and operated by the Steiners. Because he was Jewish, Steiner was advised to leave, handing over the theater to his actress wife, "Marion" (Catherine Deneuve). Fittingly, their next production was a play called "the Disappearance," which brought in "Grange…