Andr? Michaud, André Michaud, Germaine Aussey
One of the all-time great comedy classics, Rene Clair's A Nous la Liberte is a skillful satire of the industrial revolution and the blind quest for wealth. Deftly integrating lighthearted wit with poi...( read more
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DVD Release Date: August 20, 2002
Stats: 76 reviews
A very fun little gem. It's very clasically cute, with all its slapstick and its musicalization. The story is a critical comparison of a prison and a factory! Chaplin drew inspiration from it for Modern Times. It isn't a must see but it's one of those movies that can be appreciat...( read more)
Two convicts plot escape while they labour like Trojans in the prison workshop, mechanistically assembling wooden horses. Only one will manage to scale the walls, but he will go on to found a commercial empire, establishing himself as a major gramophone manufacturer. Years later,...( read more)
bitmek bilmeyen bir film, klasik mi klasik o na bir ?ey dedi?imiz yok.
Truly amazingly well-written lampoon. Search for it if you're into that kind of thing.
A little harder to follow than "Modern Times" but much the same story. Did we really make it to the "future?"
A song of freedom in Cellulid!
One of the main icon of the frenc art ims golden age!
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