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"Devil in the Flesh:" from '47 France comes the WWI-set romantic

Posted by tinear on March 23, 2009 at 17:28:24:
classic which made a superstar of its leading man, Gerard Philipe--- and justifiably so.
A schoolboy's infatuation for the wife of a soldier inexorably leads to tragedy in this uncompromising film.
Micheline Presle is the wife unafraid to return his love even though it leads to disgrace and shame. Has there ever been a more attractive film couple or a doomed affair better portrayed?
This definitely is a film to share with your love interest; like "Brief Encounter," I'd wager there isn't a woman that would dislike it. The direction, by Autant Lara, is first-rate as is the cinematography.