This film's original negatives were accidentally destroyed, but it was reconstructed in 1959 by Jean Gaborit and Jacques Durand. The dismalness of Schumacher results from his humorously poor attempts at shooting the former poacher Marceau due to the former's cuckolding by the latter, as Marceau keeps fooling around with Lisette, the chambermaid of the central female. That female's husband Robert is trying to stop an affair with Genevieve de Marras, while the aviator Andre Jurieux tries to convince Christine de la Chesnaye to run away with him. Including a famous hunting scene in which birds ar
This film's original negatives were accidentally destroyed, but it was reconstructed in 1959 by Jean Gaborit and Jacques Durand. The dismalness of Schumacher results from his humorously poor attempts at shooting the former poacher Marceau due to the former's cuckolding by the latter, as Marceau keeps fooling around with Lisette, the chambermaid of the central female. That female's husband Robert is trying to stop an affair with Genevieve de Marras, while the aviator Andre Jurieux tries to convince Christine de la Chesnaye to run away with him. Including a famous hunting scene in which birds are killed, for ten points, name this film satirizing 1930s French society, a work of Jean Renoir.
This film's original negatives were accidentally destroyed, but it was reconstructed in 1959 by Jean Gaborit and Jacques Durand.
The {Rules of the Game} (or {La règle du jeu})