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La bête humaine, Paris Film Production ; Robert & Raymond Hakim présentent un film de Jean Renoir
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Summary
  • Train engineer Jacques lusts after the wife of his co-worker Robaud. Robaud kills his boss and Jacques witnesses the murder. In order to keep Jacques quiet, Robaud allows Jacques to have an affair with his wife, creating a tragic love triangle
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  • fre
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  • Special ed.
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  • Originally released as a motion picture in 1938
  • Based on the novel by Émile Zola
  • Special features: introduction to the film by Jean Renoir ; new interview with director Peter Bogdanovich ; archival footage of Renoir directing actress Simone Simon and interviews with Renoir, Émile Zola scholar Henri Mitterand, and others on adapting Zola to the screen ; gallery of on-set photographs and theatrical posters ; theatrical trailer ; booklet featuring critic Geoffrey O'Brien, film historian Ginette Vincendeau, and production designer Eugène Lourié
Physical description
  • 1 videodisc [96 min.], sound, black and white, 4 3/4 in. +, 1 booklet.
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  • videodisc
Isbn
  • 9780780026247
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  • Pablo Creek Regional Borrow it
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