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In Reply to: RE: Bresson's "A Man Escaped." A man is jailed in Vichy-era France for posted by tinear on June 22, 2007 at 15:17:34
Rules of the Game fulled with artifices?
You must mean the artificiallity of the upper class but not the film!
How can you!
RotG is in the same class as " Rosebud* ", Wells immortal tale.
* No other name fit better.
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typical and the characters aren't real. The German servant is, for instance, a caricature, a "type."
Renoir's characters usually are stereotypes but that doesn't mean their two-dimensionality detracts from his strength: brilliant and intelligent storytelling wedded to a philopsopher's mind.
Well I do find all characters very real, of course some force into a " grotesque " and because of that even more real!
Now which German servant???
She was Austrian.
memory tricking me?
Yes it is. ( tricking you )´Kaufmann was it? But it is an Alsacian name, and trust me he spoke French without any accent.
Save the one of his terroir, which was not Alsace BTW:
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