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Highlighted works
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Silent cinema at its most sublimely expressive, Carl Theodor Dreyer’s masterpiece is an austere but hugely affecting dramatisation of the trial of St Joan.
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Made on the cusp of WWII, Jean Renoir’s satire of the upper-middle classes was banned as demoralising by the French government for two decades after its release.
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Made during the Nazi occupation of France, Marcel Carne’s romantic epic of the 19th-century theatre world is a life-affirming tribute to love, Paris and the stage.
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Renoir’s classic, about an impresario trying to revive the cancan in the Moulin Rouge.
Filmography
1956
[Henri's valet]
1955
a bourgeois [scenes deleted]
1953
QUAND TU LIRAS CETTE LETTRE...
judge's clerk
1949
Swiss man
1945
[stage doorman of 'Funambules']
1942
[bistro patron]
1942
the solicitor
1939
cast member
1939
cast member
1939
cook
1938
Grandmorin's valet
1938
the innkeeper
1937
La MARSEILLAISE CHRONIQUE DE QUELQUES FAITS AYANT CONTRIBUÉ À LA CHUTE DE LA MONARCHIE
Picard
1937
Rabastens
1937
[sailor]
1936
Félix, the baron's butler
1936
a customer at the auction
1933
chemistry teacher
1933
prefect
1932
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1931
voice of Bear
1928
Jaureguy
1928
judge
1927
cast member
Sight & Sound magazine
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