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Jean Renoir takes 'A Day in the Country' on Max and Criterion Channel
Jean Renoir has long been called the cinematic successor to the French Impressionists—he is, after all, the son of Auguste Renoir, and his generosity and humanism and interest in the lives of working-class folks is in the spirit of the movement. But while his style helped define French poetic realism of the 1930s, his films were also rooted in politics, class, and social commentary, both…
#1946#A Day in the Country#André Gabriello#Blu-ray#Claude Renoir#Criterion Channel#DVD#France#George Saint-Saens#Georges D&039;Arnoux#Guy du Maupassant#Henri-Cartier Bresson#Jacques Becker#Jane Marken#Jean Renoir#Luchino Visconti#Marguerite Houlle Renoir#Marinette Cadix#Max#Sylvia Bataille#VOD
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. Did you feel an immense tenderness for it all… for the grass, the water, the trees? A vague sort of yearning. It starts here, then it rises. It almost makes me want to cry.
A Day in the Country (Une partie de campagne), Jean Renoir (1946)
#Jean Renoir#Sylvia Bataille#Georges D'Arnoux#Jane Marken#André Gabriello#Jacques B. Brunius#Paul Temps#Gabrielle Fontan#Marguerite Renoir#Claude Renoir#Joseph Kosma#Marinette Cadix#1946
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