La Marseillaise (1938) | |
| Director(s) | Jean Renoir |
| Producer(s) | Jean Renoir |
| Top Genres | Drama, Historical, War |
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La Marseillaise (1938) was a Drama - Historical Film directed by Jean Renoir and produced by Jean Renoir.
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La Marseillaise (1938)
By Beatrice on Dec 27, 2013 From Flickers in TimeLa Marseillaise Directed by Jean Renoir Written by Jean Renoir, Carl Koch and N. Martel-Dreyfus 1938/France Compagnie Jean Renoir,?Societ? d’Exploitation et de Distribution de Films (SEDIF),?Conf?d?ration G?n?rale du Travail (CGT) First viewing/Streaming on Amazon Instant (free to Prime member... Read full article
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The opening credits mention that the producers André Zwoboda and André Seigneur worked for the left-wing trade union 'Confédération Générale du Travail (CGT)'.
Jean Renoir wrote about his link with the Popular Front movement, during the production of this film (1936-1938): "Il fut un moment où les Français crurent vraiment qu'ils allaient s'aimer les uns les autres. On se sentait porté par une vague de générosité." (Ma Vie et Mes Films, Flammarion, 1975) For some time the French people did believe that they would love each other. One felt transported by a wave of generosity.
The cast is grouped in 5 categories in the credits: First, 'The Court' (La Cour), then 'The Civil Authorities and the Military' (Les Autorités Civiles & Militaires), 'The Aristocrats' (Les Aristocrates), followed by 'The Marseille Folks' (Les Marseillais) and finally 'The People' (Le Peuple).
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Jean Renoir wrote about his link with the Popular Front movement, during the production of this film (1936-1938): "Il fut un moment où les Français crurent vraiment qu'ils allaient s'aimer les uns les autres. On se sentait porté par une vague de générosité." (Ma Vie et Mes Films, Flammarion, 1975) For some time the French people did believe that they would love each other. One felt transported by a wave of generosity.
The cast is grouped in 5 categories in the credits: First, 'The Court' (La Cour), then 'The Civil Authorities and the Military' (Les Autorités Civiles & Militaires), 'The Aristocrats' (Les Aristocrates), followed by 'The Marseille Folks' (Les Marseillais) and finally 'The People' (Le Peuple).
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