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La marseillaise (1938)

126 min | XviD 640x480 | 1406 kb/s | 128 kb/s mp3 | 25 fps | 1.37 GB + 3% recovery

French | Subtitles: English and Spanish .srt | Genre: Drama

Jean Renoir's classic tribute to the glory of the French Revolution, the film captures the personal flavor of the struggle and the philosophical background to the revolutionary upheaval. In a rapid series of vignettes we are introduced to the elegance and nobility of the court of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette... the contrasting plight of French peasants governed by laws they cannot understand...the storming of the Bastille in 1789 by an undisciplined mob...the plotting of France's exiled nobility to return to power...the Republican march on Paris...and the capture of the Tuilleries in 1793, ending the revolution.











Another project inspired by the success of the brief Popular Front government, LA MARSEILLAISE stars Pierre Renoir as Louis XVI. Told from the point of view of the common people, Jean Renoir's film traces the progress of the French Revolution from the fall of the Bastille to the king's abandonment of his palace in 1792. As news of the storming of the Bastille ripples into the countryside, the peasantry gain the courage to resist injustice. Outlawed by the regime, Jean-Joseph Bomier (Edmond Ardisson) realizes that he may now be able to return to society. Angry that town forts are still commanded by aristocrats, revolutionaries use the Trojan Horse technique to seize the fort at Marseilles. On the Austrian border, the revolutionaries try to raise troops to face the formidable Prussian army outside Paris, and Bomier joins the ragged army as it heads north. While on leave in Paris, he falls in love with Louison (Nadia Sibirskaia), and the couple is able to envision the political satire that widens the gulf between the king and his people. This stirring, realistic film is beautfiully photographed and wonderfully acted. (RottenTomatoes)



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El ascenso de la Revolución mostrado por un despliegue de escenas en diferentes medios sociales y políticos que producen un auténtico efecto coral: el despertar de Luis XVI en Versalles el 15 de julio de 1789, un grupo de proscriptos en el monte provenzal, una sesión política en un club de Marsella, la marcha de los Voluntarios marselleses hacia París, una reunión de emigrados en Coblenza, la toma de las Tullerías y la partida de la familia real, el comienzo de la batalla de Valmy.







Tourné en 1936, le film n'a ni la complexité ni la subtilité des grands Renoir. En revanche, il a de la vie. On retrouve, dans cette «Marseillaise» ce qui faisait son génie : la sympathie que le cinéaste a toujours éprouvé pour ses personnages. Malgré un contrôle sévère des politiques, qui veillèrent à montrer le peuple universellement admirable et les aristocrates unanimement corrompus, le roi de France, joué d'ailleurs par Pierre Renoir, frère du metteur en scène, résista aux stéréotypes. Aujourd'hui encore, le personnage de Louis XVI, quoiqu'on le voie assez peu dans le film, est le plus attachant de «la Marseillaise». Les commanditaires ne s'y trompèrent pas. «La Marseillaise» fut soutenue, mais du bout des lèvres, par le bureau politique qui en avait initié la réalisation. Comme la droite et l'extrême-droite françaises, alors puissantes, menèrent ouvertement campagne contre le film, «la Marseillaise» fut et demeura ce qu'on appelle un échec honorable, sur le plan des recettes et sur le plan artistique.







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