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Watching and rewatching "La Grande Illusion" by Renoir is good for the heart, letting oneself be surprised every time by the timeless humanity of its characters is a joy that few films succeed in communicating, and then it is one of those films that, once made, no longer belong to the director and his collaborators but continue to shine over the years (and it's seventy!) on their light. Discover the review
Watching and rewatching "La Grande Illusion" by Renoir is good for the heart, letting oneself be surprised every time by the timeless humanity of its characters is a joy that few films succeed in communicating, and then it is one of those films that, once made, no longer belong to the director and his collaborators but continue to shine over the years (and it's seventy!) on their light.
The Rules of the Game became a cornerstone, a cult and reference work. Discover the review
The Rules of the Game became a cornerstone, a cult and reference work.
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