The Forgotten: Better Loving Through Science
David CairnsL’inhumaine is Marcel L’Herbier’s ultimate triumph of design over narrative, drama, logic, and life and death.
Marcel L'Herbier
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The Forgotten: Aiming for the Heart
David CairnsAnarchist cartoonist Charles Boyer shoots movie songstress Gaby Morlay, and she falls in love with him. Well, he is Charles Boyer.
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Marcel L'Herbier, Nina Menkes, Morgan Fisher, More
David HudsonMarcel L'Herbier's L'Inhumaine screens tonight as part of the film series running in conjunction with Cinema Across Media: The 1920s, the First International Berkeley Conference on Silent Cinema. "L
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Cannes 2010. Love-Hate Relationships: "Au petite bonheur" (Marcel L’Herbier, France, 1946)
Daniel Kasman“Brute!” exclaims wife Danielle Darrieux, fainting; “Comédienne!” accuses husband François Périer, lowering his pulled punch. So goes the first—and finest—10 minutes of Marcel L’Herbier’s Au petite
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Cannes 2010. Favorite Moments: Day 3
Daniel KasmanAbove: Patricio Guzman's Nostalgia for the Light. Aurora (Cristi Puiu, Romania) This film is so long it deserves two notes: (1) If you are watching an ostensibly realist film (as we understand the
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The Auteurs Daily: Issues
David Hudson"The restoration of this hefty, propulsive, and preposterous 1928 film comes with an irresistible tag of relevance. The story - 'inspired' by Emile Zola's 1891 novel of the same name - concerns