Les portes de la nuit (1946)
(Gates of the Night)
Country: FR
Technical: bw 106m
Director: Marcel Carné
Cast: Pierre Brasseur, Yves Montand, Serge Reggiani
Synopsis:
In the winter following the liberation of Paris, a tramp foretells a young man's love for a beautiful girl.
Review:
Carné followed his masterpiece, les Enfants du Paradis, with this vaguely unsatisfactory allegory of France's rebirth. There are a number of characters, some of whom have symbolic names like 'The Tramp', and the script does not pull all the strands together as well as it might.
(Gates of the Night)
Country: FR
Technical: bw 106m
Director: Marcel Carné
Cast: Pierre Brasseur, Yves Montand, Serge Reggiani
Synopsis:
In the winter following the liberation of Paris, a tramp foretells a young man's love for a beautiful girl.
Review:
Carné followed his masterpiece, les Enfants du Paradis, with this vaguely unsatisfactory allegory of France's rebirth. There are a number of characters, some of whom have symbolic names like 'The Tramp', and the script does not pull all the strands together as well as it might.
(Gates of the Night)
Country: FR
Technical: bw 106m
Director: Marcel Carné
Cast: Pierre Brasseur, Yves Montand, Serge Reggiani
Synopsis:
In the winter following the liberation of Paris, a tramp foretells a young man's love for a beautiful girl.
Review:
Carné followed his masterpiece, les Enfants du Paradis, with this vaguely unsatisfactory allegory of France's rebirth. There are a number of characters, some of whom have symbolic names like 'The Tramp', and the script does not pull all the strands together as well as it might.