Reviews by fernando

(OK) Yeah, is one of the most tender Chaplins, but there´s such irreverence, and they're so castaways (the trick to broke ns repair windows is great), son conmprehensive with the autorithy and with the gangsters, so well narrated...

(OK) Just love this, as humorous as an Azcona for Berlanga but astounding plot for a 30s film. Rosay is wonderful as always and his husband Allermé is better than soft Murat. Feyder great directing...

(OK) So long depicting the numerous trials that yoy lose the poin: there's a great german supporting powerfull imagination of a another worlds, but being repressed by malice, prejudice, blackmail....Even Hitler understand that...

(OK) Too stupid plot, gagless, but the futuristic musical fantasy s funny. El Brendel is a lousy comedian.

(OK) Law on film, good stories around a jury around a big case. No surpirses, an ambiguos right ending. The sotry of middle aged Valentine Tessier and young Auclair is excellent as Noel Roquevert.

(OK) Rare story, the green horse is just rhe beignning to set the story of men and women and their natural miseries. Irreverent but not grandilocuent. Bourvil is excellent when his mother is raped above him (he's hidden under the bed)...

(OK) Moralist. grnaidlocuent en scope and theme, and correpondances (Steiger kills Meeker with the same bullet he hurted him in the beginning) but not in direction and acting.

(OK) First preserved Ozu. Just for the shenanigans and frustrated romance in the snow, and the ambivalence of the extroverted character....Ozu's is slowly making his way and style

(OK) So attached to science and respectfull of its characters, that ir more moving than expected. Big effort to get inside minf and simbolism of schizofrenia...

(OK) This is after Pandora's Box, but could be a kind of prequel. The melodrama well extended in time and places, each a world itself, produces a careless lost girl next tu lulu...