French director Marcel Carné and his frequent screenwriter Jacques Prévert collaborated on this classic "Le jour se lève" that stars Jean Gabin as a factory worker who contemplates during a night how he came to kill a man while the police are waiting to arrest him. The beautiful filmed and acted film is a perfect example of the “poetic realism” genre that Carné and Gabin are known for. The excellent cast includes Arletty, the star of Carné's "Children of Paradise" in a supporting role. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Daybreak
French director Marcel Carné and his frequent screenwriter Jacques Prévert collaborated on this classic "Le jour se lève" that stars Jean Gabin as a factory worker who contemplates during a night how he came to kill a man while the police are waiting to arrest him. The beautiful filmed and acted film is a perfect example of the “poetic realism” genre that Carné and Gabin are known for. The excellent cast includes Arletty, the star of Carné's "Children of Paradise" in a supporting role. YRCinema's coverage of films on DVD.
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