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"The Search for Electromagnetic Induction" - a documentary about a 19th century scientific discovery
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Showing posts with label
Renoir
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Showing posts with label
Renoir
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“Le Crime de Monsieur Lange” - Jean Renoir (1936)
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Jean Renoir’s great films of the late 1930s have such a rich social complexity to them that they are sometimes summed up as reflecting h...
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"The River" - Jean Renoir (1951)
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After fleeing war-torn Europe and coming to America in 1941, Jean Renoir experienced mixed successes and increasing artistic frustration w...
“The Southerner” - Jean Renoir (1945)
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Despite the brilliant artistic success of Jean Renoir’s films of the late 1930s, including La Grande Illusion (1937), La Bête Humaine (1...
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"The Rules of the Game" - Jean Renoir (1939)
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Arguably the greatest film ever made, Jean Renoir’s The Rules of the Game ( La Règle du Jeu , 1939) seems at first appearances to be conv...
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"La Bête Humaine" - Jean Renoir (1938)
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In the late 1930s Jean Renoir was at the peak of his directorial career, turning out a string of film destined to be classics, including L...
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