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RE: "Le Jour Se Leve" - 1938 Jean Gabin classics

Posted by Victor Khomenko on June 13, 2019 at 09:16:29:
Daybreak sounds about right, not sure about the other title.

Arletty is the common element of both it and Children of Paradise, and she is quite good here.

Too bad about her life under the occupation.

Gabin is in his best elements here - such a treat looking at him.

Some surely will say it is boring - but we do like such early films.