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Pierluigi Puccini
11Dec11
A deep, moving tragedy drawn from the bible's book of job. It reaches out as a lesson in cinema and in life
pdenby
16Nov11
If you ever get the chance to see this film then drop everything an watch. A young Gérard Depardieu at his best. I saw it many years ago, by accident, and I still recall images and scenes from the film.
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Mugino
9Oct09
It's difficult to rate this on its own because it's the whole ("Florette" + "Manon") that makes this great. Soubeyran's twisted jealousy and hatred is palpable. Ugolin is a fool caught in the ugliness, cruelly but justly made to pay for his sins in the latter film. The story structure is essential and simple like a fable; the lessons are deep and true.