The Earrings of Madame de...
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Like Carné’s theatrical romantic epic, it turns love, performance and social ritual into a graceful, visually choreographed tragedy, with sumptuous period detail and an ever-deepening emotional pull.
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Why this pick
Like Carné’s theatrical romantic epic, it turns love, performance and social ritual into a graceful, visually choreographed tragedy, with sumptuous period detail and an ever-deepening emotional pull.
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Its elegant, bittersweet tales of desire and spectacle share Children of Paradise’s affection for performers, masks and fleeting happiness, conveyed through fluid camera movement and rich turn-of-the-century atmosphere.
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Renoir’s ensemble of lovers and social players has the same humane, theatrical precision: romantic entanglements become a lively yet melancholy portrait of people acting roles for one another.
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For the fascination with a woman made into myth by the men around her, this lavish circus-framed drama offers similarly elaborate staging, romantic sadness and a keen awareness of life as public performance.
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Set among Parisian artists, this intimate portrait of creative ambition and troubled devotion echoes the earlier film’s bohemian milieu, its sympathy for performers, and its blend of vitality with romantic sorrow.
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01 / THE STORY
The theatrical life of a beautiful courtesan and the four men who love her.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Georges
Le deuxième auteur de 'L'auberge des Adrets'
La première jolie théâtreuse
Baptiste Debureau

Frédérick Lemaître