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La traversée de Paris

  • 1956
  • 1h 25min
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La traversée de Paris (1956)
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Period DramaComedyDramaWar

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaTwo men carry at night four suitcases of contraband meat across German-occupied Paris during WWII. Their opposite personalities and strange encounters provoke different adventures - until th... Leer todoTwo men carry at night four suitcases of contraband meat across German-occupied Paris during WWII. Their opposite personalities and strange encounters provoke different adventures - until they are arrested by the police.Two men carry at night four suitcases of contraband meat across German-occupied Paris during WWII. Their opposite personalities and strange encounters provoke different adventures - until they are arrested by the police.

  • Dirección
    • Claude Autant-Lara
  • Guionistas
    • Marcel Aymé
    • Jean Aurenche
    • Pierre Bost
  • Elenco
    • Jean Gabin
    • Bourvil
    • Jeannette Batti
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  • CALIFICACIÓN DE IMDb
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    • Dirección
      • Claude Autant-Lara
    • Guionistas
      • Marcel Aymé
      • Jean Aurenche
      • Pierre Bost
    • Elenco
      • Jean Gabin
      • Bourvil
      • Jeannette Batti
    • 24Opiniones de los usuarios
    • 16Opiniones de los críticos
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    • Nominada a1 premio BAFTA
      • 2 premios ganados y 2 nominaciones en total

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    Jean Gabin
    Jean Gabin
    • Grandgil
    Bourvil
    Bourvil
    • Marcel Martin
    Jeannette Batti
    • Mariette Martin
    Georgette Anys
    Georgette Anys
    • Lucienne Couronne, la patronne du cafe Belotte
    Robert Arnoux
    Robert Arnoux
    • Marchandot
    Laurence Badie
    Laurence Badie
    • La serveuse du restaurant
    Myno Burney
    • Angèle Marchandot
    Germaine Delbat
    • Une cliente du restaurant
    Monette Dinay
    Monette Dinay
    • Madame Jambier
    Jean Dunot
    Jean Dunot
    • Alfred Couronne, le patron du cafe Belotte
    Bernard Lajarrige
    Bernard Lajarrige
    • Un agent de police
    Jacques Marin
    Jacques Marin
    • Le patron du restaurant Saint Martin
    • (as Jacques Morin)
    Hubert de Lapparent
    Hubert de Lapparent
    • L'otage nerveux
    Hans Verner
    Hans Verner
    • Le motard
    • (as Jean Verner)
    Hugues Wanner
    Hugues Wanner
    • Le père de Dédé
    • (as Huges Wanner)
    Louis de Funès
    Louis de Funès
    • Jambier, l'épicier
    Martine Alexis
      Béatrice Arnac
      Béatrice Arnac
      • La femme arrêtée
      • (sin créditos)
      • Dirección
        • Claude Autant-Lara
      • Guionistas
        • Marcel Aymé
        • Jean Aurenche
        • Pierre Bost
      • Todo el elenco y el equipo
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      Opiniones de usuarios24

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      8brogmiller

      Marché noir.

      I can think of no other director at the time with the exception perhaps of Julien Duvivier, who would have dared to make this film other than the 'bourgeois anarchiste' Claude Autant-Lara.

      The subject of black market profiteering during the Occupation together with the suggestion that French resistance was anything but unified was strictly taboo but its hard-hitting honesty struck a chord with Gallic audiences and the film was a huge success. Even the arrogant young critic of Cahiers du Cinéma, Francois Truffaut, one of this director's staunchest detractors, was surprisingly full of praise, citing the film's 'insistent ferocity.'

      The black market is matched by the black humour of the screenplay by Pierre Bost and Jean Aurenche, adapted from Marcel Aymé's story. Even Autant-Lara could only go so far however and the original story's grim ending has been changed to one that is far happier.

      The popularity of the film must surely lie in Autant-Lara's casting of the two protagonists Jean Gabin and Bourvil. This was their only film together and the pairing is inspired. Bourvil's innate naiveté contrasts with Gabin's world-weary cynicism and their artistry is superlative.

      The film is also of great interest technically as the pair's eight kilometre curfew-defying odyssey across Paris carrying four cases stuffed full of black market pork, is filmed almost entirely in the studio but this works courtesy of Max Douy's sets and Jacques Nattier's 'noirish' lighting. Indeed the lighting of the scene where Martin and Grangil are arrested reminds one very much of German Expressionism.

      There are no heroes here, just fallible human beings with all their vices and virtues, trying to survive as best they can. Everyone has to eat after all and as George Bernard Shaw observed: "There is no love more sincere than the love of food'.
      10raskimono

      A true masterpiece

      Claude Aurent-Lara was one of the best directors France ever produced. A good director takes a similar harmless story and elevates to high art. A bad one cannot. It is in the way he frames a shot, builds the tension and especially the transition shots that define one. In that case, Aurent-Lara ranks up there with the likes of Eisenstein and Hitchcock. The man was an ultimate craftsman who understood cinema. Shame on Truffaut who just showed his ignorance for slamming him and his movies. This movie also known as four full bags teams two of France's biggest stars of the era, Jean Gabin and the one name Bourvil in a delicious comedy with a human heart. It is WWII and occupied France is running short of pigs thus creating a black market for it. Bourvil's job is to get the already killed pig's carcass aka pork in four cases and deliver it to the seller who will take it to the market. He meets and enlists the "homeless" Gabin to assist. They must outwit scared Parisiens and Nazis on the night watch to achieve this deceitfully simple task. That is all you need to know to enjoy this war time romp. The laughs come at a clip a minute, mainly from the garrulous and belligerent Gabin with Bourvil, the straight man in their Lawrence and hardy relationship. Before the night is over and daylight comes, we shall meet dogs, drunks, experience the fear of an occupied people who hope for a better tomorrow all done with a airy touch. And the last scene will make any cinema lover and human being rejoice. I love this movie so much, I think though it is not as complex as Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove shares its agony and eccentricity of the nature of war.
      8zutterjp48

      A very good film.

      A interesting story: blackmarket during the second world war in Paris.Two men , one very smart and the other a little shy, have to cross Paris with pork meat. A film with a touch of suspense and also of black humour. What about the actors ? Gabin and Bourvil are then famous actors and in this film their performances are excellent. Lasst point, the black and white gives the film a very good atmosphere of mystery and suspense.
      9pzanardo

      Funny and profound; a gem of French cinema

      "La traversee de Paris" is a brilliant and often profound blend of comedy and drama. The story is rather uncommon and told in a most anti-rhetoric way. During World War II, in Paris occupied by the Nazis, two men have to deliver four cases filled with pork meat, for the black market. They cross the city overnight, trying to avoid French cops and German soldiers, as well.

      The fun is mainly based on the duets between the two "heroes", Grandgil (Jean Gabin), and Martin (Bourvil), supported by a first-rate witty script. These two characters are drawn with psychological depth. Grandgil is somehow a mysterious man. Sometimes he seems to be a sort of thug. He despises and bullies innocent by-standers. He wants to cheat and steal the pork meat, following a sort of selfish anarchism. But many clues make the viewer feel that all this should be a Grandgil's joke. On the contrary, Martin is proud to be a decent person, and to keep honest and correct even working for the black market. The unavoidable quarrels arising between the two men build a non-standard but deep friendship. Extraordinary is the actors' job. Jean Gabin is deservedly a cinema legend, and never disappoints the audience. Here the always excellent Bourvil is on a par with his great partner.

      On the background we have the masterly rendered atmosphere of those bleak years. French people is oppressed by deprivations and lack of food. Patriotism and heroic resistance are far from being appreciated. People are widely depressed by French defeat on the battle-field, and just wait for the end of the war and of German invasion. The first scene sets the tone of the movie. A blind beggar plays the Marseillese with his fiddle. Martin is displeased. What's the point of vainly provoking the Nazis? However he gives a coin to the beggar. And even a German officer gives money to the blind man. As a matter of fact, German soldiers do not appear as cruel barbarians. The officer who questions Grandgil and Martin is even nice. But when something wrong happens (namely, an attack against a German colonel), then the inhuman ferocity of Nazism shows his face. And the French hostages blame the partisans for that! Meanwhile, the swashbuckler Grandgil, always ready to despise other people's cowardice, realizes that in tragic circumstances one must care only for himself and his own life. There is a lot of depth in these scenes, believe me.

      It is not surprising that this excellent movie was reviled by French audiences and critics when released. This anti-heroic, even petty representation of French people at war-time, was surely hard to swallow.

      A magnificent nocturnal photography and artistic camera work, together with a first-rate direction by Autant-Lara, add further value to this superb movie.

      The final scene may appear somehow stuck to the movie. But it contains an important message. Life has won, life continues. Common, simple, decent people survived. Barbarians have lost, doomed to destruction by their own infernal wickedness.

      "La traversee de Paris" is a gem of French cinema. Highly recommended.
      jameswtravers

      Bourvil and Gabin at their funniest

      The bringing together of two great comic actors of the calibre of Jean Gabin and Bourvil could not fail to be a great success, but this film surpasses the audience's expectations by several hundred kilometres. For both actors, this is a real tour de force. Bourvil is the hapless stooge to Gabin's outrageously forceful character, and the double act is unbelievably funny. One can't help but have pity for the poor unemployed Parisian as his night-time trudge across Paris is turned into his worst nightmare.

      Whilst much of the humour is in the performance of its two stars (joined by Louis de Funes in that amazing cellar scene near the start of the film), the script is well-written and genuinely funny in places. The menace of the Nazi threat is there all the same, and this is heightened by the darkened sets representing a deserted Paris, resounding with the distant tread of the German patrols. The last twenty minutes of the film is a distinct contrast to what preceded it, and the humour appears to fade very quickly into drama. Luckily, our heroes emerge unscathed (possibly), but the threat of what might have been substantially changes one's view of the film.

      Needless to say, when this film was released in 1956, scarcely 10 years after the end of the Second World War, it was widely reviled. It presented a view of the occupation that, whilst honest and accurate in retrospect, had never before been seen in French cinema and which was simply too much for many to stomach. Gabin's character was a particular target for scorn, representing a cynical free-thinking attitude that could only be regarded as dangerous and anti-Republican. The film's director, Claude Autant-Lara, should be credited with immense courage in presenting to the French people his perception of the war, unadulterated by the constraints of convention. That he should achieve this through one of the funniest of French films is a remarkable achievement.

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      • Trivia
        Filmed in color but processed in black and white.
      • Errores
        Crew is seen in the mirror when Grandgil pass the door of Martin's home.
      • Conexiones
        Featured in Louis de Funès intime (2007)
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        Composed by Claude Joseph Rouget de Lisle

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      Detalles

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      • Fecha de lanzamiento
        • 26 de octubre de 1956 (Francia)
      • Países de origen
        • Francia
        • Italia
      • Idiomas
        • Francés
        • Alemán
      • También se conoce como
        • The Crossing of Paris
      • Locaciones de filmación
        • Rue Poliveau, París, Francia
      • Productoras
        • Franco London Films
        • Continental Produzione
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      • Total en EE. UU. y Canadá
        • USD 18,297
      • Fin de semana de estreno en EE. UU. y Canadá
        • USD 9,997
        • 26 may 2013
      • Total a nivel mundial
        • USD 18,297
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      • Tiempo de ejecución
        1 hora 25 minutos
      • Color
        • Black and White
      • Relación de aspecto
        • 1.37 : 1

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