L'éternel retour (Jean Delannoy, 1943) DVDRip VOSI

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Una copia, excelente, en descarga directa y formato mkv, que proviene de aquí: http://summerobabalon.blogspot.com/2011 ... -1943.html

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Director: Jean Delannoy
Scenario & dialogue: Jean Cocteau
Music: Georges Auric
Cinematography: Roger Hubert


Cast
Madeleine Sologne ... Nathalie la blonde
Jean Marais ... Patrice
Jean Murat ... Marc
Junie Astor ... Nathalie la brune
Roland Toutain ... Lionel
Jane Marken ... Anne
Jean d'Yd ... Amédée Frossin
Piéral ... Achille Frossin
Alexandre Rignault ... Morholt

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Review:
One of the many towering cinematic achievements that miraculously came out of France’s darkest hour, L’Éternel retour unites the creative talent of director Jean Delannoy and writer Jean Cocteau. The result is an intensely moving film about love, jealousy and malice, captivating in its lyrical charm, yet haunting in its assessment of the worst in human nature. The film is based on the timeless story of Tristan and Isolde, updated to a contemporary France setting. The film’s title derives from Cocteau’s belief that the same stories recur again and again in history, without the protagonists realising. Perhaps not surprisingly, given the time at which the film was made, this is one of Delannoy’s darkest films. It features one of his most brilliant and terrifying creations, the dwarf Achille (brought to life by a remarkable performance from Pierre Piéral). The sheer wickedness of Achille heightens the nobility of Patrice and the blonde Nathalie, who are portrayed by Jean Marais and Madeleine Sologne, both actors at the height of their powers in a mesmerising performance.

As in many films of this period, it is not too difficult to read anti-Nazi symbolism in L’Éternel retour. The enforced separation of Patrice and Nathalie, Natalie forced into a loveless marriage with Marc, tormented by the mindless brutality of Achille, and then the final union of the two lovers... Could this possibly be an allegory for the state of France under Nazi occupation? A country torn apart, succumbing to an enemy it was unable to resist, tormented by the mindless brutality of the German police, yet never yielding up its spirit...? As Cocteau states at the start of the film: the same stories recur again and again, apparently without anyone realising...

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