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Una vita borghese in Francia all'inizio della seconda guerra mondiale, quando i ricchi e i loro poveri servi si incontrano in un castello francese.Una vita borghese in Francia all'inizio della seconda guerra mondiale, quando i ricchi e i loro poveri servi si incontrano in un castello francese.Una vita borghese in Francia all'inizio della seconda guerra mondiale, quando i ricchi e i loro poveri servi si incontrano in un castello francese.
- Premi
- 2 vittorie e 1 candidatura in totale
Nora Gregor
- Christine de la Cheyniest
- (as Nora Grégor)
Lise Elina
- Radio-Reporter
- (as Lise Élina)
Julien Carette
- Marceau, le braconnier
- (as Carette)
Richard Francoeur
- La Bruyère
- (as Francoeur)
Nicolas Amato
- L'invité sud-américain
- (non citato nei titoli originali)
Trama
Lo sapevi?
- QuizAfter the success of La grande illusione (1937) and L'angelo del male (1938), Jean Renoir and his nephew Claude Renoir set up their own production company, Les Nouvelles Editions Françaises (NEF). This was their first and last production, as the company went into bankruptcy and was dissolved due to the ban of their movie after just three weeks of shows.
- BlooperWhen the hunting party starts, the animals (notably the rabbits) barely move. Even when the beaters are close to them, they move at the last moment. This because the animals were not wild as the plot required, but actually bred in captivity and hence used to human presence. For information, the killing is real: many animals died during the movie.
- Versioni alternativePrologue to 1959 reconstructed version: "Jean Gaborit and Jacques Durand reconstructed this film with the approval and advice of Jean Renoir, who dedicates this resurrection to the memory of André Bazin."
- ConnessioniEdited into Histoire(s) du cinéma: Seul le cinéma (1994)
Recensione in evidenza
I'm sure that pretty much anyone who decides to watch this film will be aware of it's status among many critics as one of the greatest films ever made. It may not be exactly that, but it is still a very good movie.
The basic story involves a group of wealthy French aristocrats getting together for a weekend's hunting party at a country chateau just before the start of World War 2. However it's not long before the guests, their hosts and the servants are involved in some complex romantic problems.
The film is beautifully made. Every shot is perfectly well composed and filmed. The film's director, Jean Renoir, was the son of the famous Impressionist painter Auguste Renoir, and Jean Renoir certainly had a good painter's eye himself.
The film depicts a world of casual cruelty and betrayal hidden behind it's polite and civilised facade. Everyone has to play by the iron-bound social rules ("the rules of the game") and those who don't, suffer for it.
Cynical, but often very amusing, this film provoked riots when it premiered in France in a severely shortened form. It exists in various different lengths. The version I saw was a restored 110 minute version on DVD.
This is a film that will not be to all tastes, but it is required viewing for all fans of French cinema or for anyone interested in the history of world cinema.
The basic story involves a group of wealthy French aristocrats getting together for a weekend's hunting party at a country chateau just before the start of World War 2. However it's not long before the guests, their hosts and the servants are involved in some complex romantic problems.
The film is beautifully made. Every shot is perfectly well composed and filmed. The film's director, Jean Renoir, was the son of the famous Impressionist painter Auguste Renoir, and Jean Renoir certainly had a good painter's eye himself.
The film depicts a world of casual cruelty and betrayal hidden behind it's polite and civilised facade. Everyone has to play by the iron-bound social rules ("the rules of the game") and those who don't, suffer for it.
Cynical, but often very amusing, this film provoked riots when it premiered in France in a severely shortened form. It exists in various different lengths. The version I saw was a restored 110 minute version on DVD.
This is a film that will not be to all tastes, but it is required viewing for all fans of French cinema or for anyone interested in the history of world cinema.
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- The Rules of the Game
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- Budget
- 5.500.500 FRF (previsto)
- Lordo Stati Uniti e Canada
- 273.641 USD
- Lordo in tutto il mondo
- 273.641 USD
- Tempo di esecuzione1 ora 50 minuti
- Colore
- Proporzioni
- 1.37 : 1
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