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Die Schenke zum Vollmond

Originaltitel: Dédée d'Anvers
  • 1948
  • 18
  • 1 Std. 40 Min.
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IHRE BEWERTUNG
Die Schenke zum Vollmond (1948)
Drama

Dedee ist eine Prostituierte, die in einem Nachtclub am Hafen von Antwerpen arbeitet. Dedee ist nicht glücklich, bis sie Francesco, einen italienischen Seemann, kennenlernt. Sie verlieben si... Alles lesenDedee ist eine Prostituierte, die in einem Nachtclub am Hafen von Antwerpen arbeitet. Dedee ist nicht glücklich, bis sie Francesco, einen italienischen Seemann, kennenlernt. Sie verlieben sich ineinander.Dedee ist eine Prostituierte, die in einem Nachtclub am Hafen von Antwerpen arbeitet. Dedee ist nicht glücklich, bis sie Francesco, einen italienischen Seemann, kennenlernt. Sie verlieben sich ineinander.

  • Regie
    • Yves Allégret
  • Drehbuch
    • Henri La Barthe
    • Jacques Sigurd
    • Yves Allégret
  • Hauptbesetzung
    • Bernard Blier
    • Simone Signoret
    • Marcello Pagliero
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    • Regie
      • Yves Allégret
    • Drehbuch
      • Henri La Barthe
      • Jacques Sigurd
      • Yves Allégret
    • Hauptbesetzung
      • Bernard Blier
      • Simone Signoret
      • Marcello Pagliero
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    Bernard Blier
    Bernard Blier
    • Monsieur René
    Simone Signoret
    Simone Signoret
    • Dédée
    Marcello Pagliero
    • Francesco
    • (as Marcel Pagliero)
    Marcel Dalio
    Marcel Dalio
    • Marco
    Marcel Dieudonné
    • Le trafiquant
    Mia Mendelson
    • Felice - la prostituée flamande
    Marcelle Arnold
    Marcelle Arnold
    • Magda - la prostituée au perroquet
    Claude Farell
    Claude Farell
    • La prostituée allemande
    • (as Catherine Farell)
    Denise Clair
    • La patronne du "Kaffee Karel"
    Gabriel Gobin
    Gabriel Gobin
    • Paul
    Jo Van Cottom
    • Le diamantaire
    • (as J. Van Cottom)
    Jane Marken
    Jane Marken
    • Germaine
    Fred Fisher
      Arsenio Freignac
        Michel Jourdan
          Maurice Petitpas
          • Petit rôle
          • (Nicht genannt)
          • Regie
            • Yves Allégret
          • Drehbuch
            • Henri La Barthe
            • Jacques Sigurd
            • Yves Allégret
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          7Bunuel1976

          DEDEE D' ANVERS (Yves Allegret, 1948) ***

          This was a contender for the Venice Film Festival's Golden Lion – facing such stiff competitors as THE FALLEN IDOL, David Lean's OLIVER TWIST, THE RED SHOES, THE TREASURE OF THE SIERRA MADRE and the eventual winner, Laurence Olivier's HAMLET. Incidentally, leading lady Simone Signoret and director Allegret were husband and wife at the time of shooting, but they divorced the following year.

          On the surface, the film does feel suspiciously like an inferior rehash of Marcel Carne's PORT OF SHADOWS (1938) – not just its harbor setting and noir-ish ambiance, but the characterizations themselves: with Signoret neatly replacing Michele Morgan, Italian writer-turned-director-and-actor Marcello Pagliero (he starred in Roberto Rossellini's ROME, OPEN CITY [1945] and later directed the similarly-titled ROMA, CITTA' LIBERA [1946]) instead of Jean Gabin, Bernard Blier standing in for Michel Simon, and Marcel Dalio essaying the role of the cowardly crook portrayed by Pierre Brasseur in the earlier film! Even so, the four leads are all excellent in their respective roles: Signoret, especially, has a star-making turn as the optimistic bar hostess/streetwalker and Dalio is deliciously slimy as her wimpish pimp who is not above beating her to get the girl to extort more money from her clients, which he then squanders on his infallibly doomed schemes.

          The film is very well done in all departments (an unexpected highlight is a brutal street scuffle early on, not to mention the vicious ending) and makes one look forward to eventually sampling Allegret's other well-regarded efforts – UNE SI JOLIE PETITE PLAGE (1949), MANEGES (1950; also with Signoret and Blier, which I have on VHS but only in French) and THE PROUD AND THE BEAUTIFUL (1953). Ultimately, DEDEE D' ANVERS has the disadvantage of being sort of stuck in the middle between two superior movies on a similar theme – the afore-mentioned PORT OF SHADOWS and Jacques Becker's CASQUE D'OR (1952; also starring Signoret).

          While one has to be grateful to Italian TV channels for the loyalty they show towards French cinema in the way they keep pumping them out throughout their daily schedules, I have to complain about the dire state of the print quality on evidence here: the video is hazy in the extreme and is saddled besides with a tagged-on, anachronistically modernistic soundtrack!
          7ZeddaZogenau

          French Classic with Simone SIGNORET

          Simone SIGNORET as "Diddi from Antwerp"

          Poetic realism is something like France's Black Series: dark noir atmosphere, stories of people on the fringes of society. Yves ALLEGRET was certainly not the most important director in this genre, but his films are definitely worth seeing. Especially when the later OSCAR winner Simone SIGNORET can be seen in it.

          Dédée (Simone SIGNORET) ended up in Antwerp with her brutal pimp boyfriend Marcel DALIO. There you are suffering a bit from competition with the increasingly successful port of Hamburg. The curb swallow falls in love with an Italian captain (Marcello PAGLIERO) and gains hope for a better life. Bernard BLIER and Jane MANKEN can also be seen in other roles.

          The film impresses with its atmosphere and also with its greater freedom compared to other films from the time. French films are simply more sensual than any other. And that's why they are rightly so popular. In addition to Simone SIGNORET, Marcello PAGLIERO in particular plays very well. As an actor he is known from the classic "Roma - Citta aperta", and as a screenwriter he was nominated for an OSCAR together with Klaus MANN and Federico FELLINI (and two others) for "PAISA".

          This film, which is well worth seeing, will certainly be available in the ARTE media library for some time to come.
          dbdumonteil

          THe movie that put Signoret on the map.

          Simone Signoret was Allégret 's wife at the time and of course his favourite actress.They teamed up for the third time but it was the first movie that really counted."Dédée d'Anvers" is not a masterpiece though.It's too close to the realisme poetique which was thriving during the last years before the war ,the Carné school.Signoret is well cast as a whore who falls in love and wants to begin a brand new life .Her vulgarity works wonders and she gets good support from Jane Marken and Bernard Blier.But the harbour subject and the ships which go sailing away where there are places in the sun had grown stale and hackneyed:see "quai des brumes" (1937) and even "les portes de la nuit" (1946)."Dédée d'Anvers" is a film noir ,the highlight of which is a murder in the wee small hours in the harbour.

          Jacques Sigurd,Allégret's script writer , provided the director with solid material which would become better and better along the years.Their three best works were arguably "une si jolie petite plage" (1949) "manèges"(1950) which reunited the threesome Signoret-Blier-Marken for what was probably Allégret's peak and "les orgueilleux".(1953).After that movie,it was downhill.
          7boblipton

          Signoret Shines In Her Breakout Role

          In her break-out film role, Simone Signoret plays a girl at Bernard Blier's cheap nightclub in the Antwerp Harbor. Her pimp is Dalio, the door porter. She is scared of him. Blier treats his girls like family, insisting they help clear the tables after their communal meals; it's good training for when they get married, he says.

          Into his menage enters Marcello Pagliero, a sailor who engages in some sort of illicit trade -- It's a Gabin sort of role, were this not a vehicle for Mlle Signoret. Blier eyes him as marriage material for her, and soon they are much in love.

          It was directed for Mlle Signoret by her then husband,Yves Allégret, and clearly intended as a Marcel Carné poetic realism sort of movie; Allégret uses many actors who played for Carné. It's a poor effort, almost a burlesque of the form, but Mlle Signoret is luminous, and Blier is excellent.
          5jromanbaker

          Depressing

          This film made Simone Signoret an important actress, and it is a deeply depressing film set in Antwerp mainly in a bar where prostitutes are available. Signoret is one of them, and the film concentrates on her life there and her love for an Italian captain of a ship that is in the harbour. Her pimp does not like this and this is when things turn nasty. The ending is especially so and the film ends on a bleak note. Some place it in the genre of French Poetic Realism which usually means murky sets, sullen faces and criminality. Usually these films involved Jean Gabin and personally I find them drab and intensely tedious. This genre fortunately faded out with the arrival of the Nouvelle Vague, another nebulous French definition for a disparate set of directors. But to return to this film. Yves Allegret was Signoret's husband at the time, and with this film and the appallingly depressing ' Maneges ' made her a very successful actor. I find his direction in both films to be dour, solid and worst of all boring. Both films seemed to set a pattern in Signoret's career. Despite her beauty I find her a passive actor, open to despair which sourly contorted her features. Only in ' Casque D'Or ' ( Golden Marie ) directed by Jacques Becker does she consistently glow, but again the ending has to be fatalistic and down beat. This repetition of fateful endings continued with ' The Witches of Salem ', ' Therese Raquin ' and ' Room at the Top ' made in the UK. Happiness on film was always brief for her and to repeat the word passive she follows the repetition as if it is a cinematic necessity. I find this sad and all of the above films should be avoided by the depressed. To lighten this darkness I must mention how superb she was in Ophuls ' La Ronde ' beginning and ending it with wit and brave cynicism. I believe others when they say she was a great actor, and no doubt she was but I have rarely responded to her. Only in a much later film ' Ship of Fools ' did I get a glimpse of her magic, but there again she was destined for cinematic defeat. I have forgotten ' The Fiends ' made by Clouzot and for me it is the apotheosis of her tendency to gravitate towards fatality. In ' Dedee d'Anvers ' she is beginning the route, and I have avoided it for years. Taking the plunge I surfaced longing to return to Jacques Demy and Eric Rohmer and their bitter sweet tales. As a woman Signoret held high principles and I respect her enormously, who in life I am sure never accepted defeat. I just wish she had taken a less dark path on film.

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          • Erscheinungsdatum
            • 9. November 1951 (Westdeutschland)
          • Herkunftsland
            • Frankreich
          • Offizieller Standort
            • René Chateau Video (France)
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            • Französisch
            • Englisch
            • Italienisch
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            • Die Schänke zum Vollmond
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            • Franstudio, Joinville-le-pont, Val-de-Marne, Frankreich(Studio)
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