La ronde:

La Ronde translates as 'the round' which can refer to the policeman's beat, a circle of dancers, or a carousel, all of which this circular collection of interconnected short stories resembles. Each scene is built around a specific pair, and when one member of the pair breaks away from...

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Hauptverfasser: Schnitzler, Arthur 1862-1931 (VerfasserIn), Straus, Oscar 1870-1954 (KomponistIn)
Weitere Verfasser: Natanson, Jacques (DrehbuchautorIn), Matras, Christian 1903-1977 (Kameramann/frau), Annenkov, Jurij Pavlovič 1889-1974 (KostümbildnerIn), Wohlbrück, Adolf 1896-1967 (SchauspielerIn), Signoret, Simone 1921-1985 (SchauspielerIn), Reggiani, Serge 1922-2004 (SchauspielerIn), Simon, Simone (SchauspielerIn), Gélin, Daniel 1921-2002 (SchauspielerIn), Darrieux, Danielle 1917-2017 (SchauspielerIn)
Format: Video Software
Sprache:French
Veröffentlicht: [S.l.] The Criterion Coll. 2008
Ausgabe:Special ed., 1. print.
Schriftenreihe:The criterion collection 443
Schlagworte:
Zusammenfassung:La Ronde translates as 'the round' which can refer to the policeman's beat, a circle of dancers, or a carousel, all of which this circular collection of interconnected short stories resembles. Each scene is built around a specific pair, and when one member of the pair breaks away from his or her lover, he or she then moves on to the next, introducing the partner that will lead on to the next pair, and so on until we are back where we started. Many of these lovers are seeking something they've lost in arms that look familiar but that belong to strangers. La ronde is the bittersweet note sounded by the circular nostalgia of the heart.
Beschreibung:Aspect ratio 1.33:1. - New, restored high-definition digital transfer
Orig.: F 1950
Enth. audio commentary featuring film scholar Susan White, author of "The cinema of Max Ophuls" ; interview with Max Ophuls’s son, Academy Award–winning filmmaker Marcel Ophuls ; interview with actor Daniel Gélin ; interview with film scholar Alan Williams ; correspondence between Sir Laurence Olivier and Heinrich Schnitzler (the playwright’s son), illustrating the controversy surrounding the source play ; a new essay by film critic Terrence Rafferty
Beschreibung:1 DVD, NTSC, Ländercode 1, 93 Min., s/w, mono 12 cm Beil. (16 S.)
ISBN:9781604650594

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