In his last film effort (he was killed in a car accident shortly after its completion), veteran French filmmaker...
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1967
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1964
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In this French crime drama, two safe-crackers are breaking into a safe when they are caught in the act by a guard. One of...
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1963
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Filmmaker Julien Duvivier returns to the multistoried format of his earlier omnibus films Tales of Manhattan and...
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1962
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Set in an old German castle where an elderly paterfamilias lies on his deathbed, this conventional murder mystery by director...
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1962
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1961
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Brigitte Bardot was only twenty-four when she was featured in this typical sexual drama yet she was already a star on the...
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1959
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This suspensful drama finds ten members of the underground uniting fifteen years after the end of World War II. Nine men and...
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1959
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Beginning with the declassé premise of this ostensible, unconvincing slice-of-life comedy -- that the heroine's overriding...
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1959
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1957
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The raincoated gent of the title is horse-faced French comedian Fernandel, who plays luckless jazz musician Albert...
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1957
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Jean Gabin stars in Voici le Temps des Assassins as Chatelin, a soft-spoken, middle-aged restauranteur. His life is...
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1957
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1954
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Peter De Mendelssohn's novel Marianne of My Youth was the source for this mystical romantic drama. Marianne (Marianne Hold)...
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1954
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Retour de Don Camillo (The Return of Don Camillo) is the sequel to the internationally popular French comedy...
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1953
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1953
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In this crime a district attorney's son investigates a suspicious conviction and learns a valuable lesson about the...
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1953
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Orson Welles provides the voice of God in this farce starring Fernandel as Don Camillo, a vicar who causes trouble for the...
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1952
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Holiday for Henrietta (originally released in 1952 as La Fete a Henriette) is a Pirandellian comedy about the art of...
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1952
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Sous le Ciel de Paris was the second of director Julien Duvivier's brace of 1950 French films. In episodic fashion, the story...
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1950
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A French-American cooperative film about drug smuggling on the French Riviera. ~ Rovi...
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1950
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French filmmaker Julien Duvivier had trouble regaining his popularity after the war; thus, he tried all sorts of subject...
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1949
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1949
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1948
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For his first French film in nearly a decade (he'd spent the war years in Hollywood), filmmaker Julien Duvivier chose to...
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1946
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1944
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Strange Confession was the fourth in Universal's "Inner Sanctum" B-picture series, all of which starred Lon Chaney Jr. Chaney...
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1944
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1944
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Heart of a Nation was filmed in 1940, just after the Nazi occupation of Paris. The film traces the fortunes of the Froment...
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1943
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1943
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Tales of Manhattan is a sumptuous multipart film centered around a formal tailcoat. The coat is specially designed for stage...
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1942
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Adapted from a French movie entitled Un Carnet de Bal, this is a story of love unrequited. In one of her best performances,...
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1941
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1939
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This poignant drama peeks in at the lives and relationships between elderly thespians living in an actors' retirement home....
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1939
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The Great Waltz was the first of two films bearing the same title which told the life story of Austrian "Waltz King" Johann...
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1938
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Pepe le Moko (Jean Gabin) is a well-known criminal mastermind who eludes the French police by hiding in the Casbah section of...
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1937
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In this episodic French drama, a widow uncovers a 20-year-old dance card from a ball. Just for fun, she decides to find all...
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1937
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Filmed in 1936 but not released in the US until 1940, Julien Duvivier's Man of the Hour (L'Homme du Jour) was, believe it or...
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1936
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Filmed in Czechoslovakia, this French-language adaptation of the oft-filmed Jewish folk tale The Golem was one of the most...
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1936
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1936
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Less ambitious than his previous Golgotha, Julien Duvivier's La Bandera is nonetheless more entertaining. A Foreign Legion...
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1935
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Julien Duvivier's most controversial production to date, 1935's Golgotha is an ambitious and expensive retelling of the Last...
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1935
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1934
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1934
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Les Cinq Gentlemen Maudits (The Five Accursed Gentlemen), Julien Duvivier's second talkie, was also the second in a series of...
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1933
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1933
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1932
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1932
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1932
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1931
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1929
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Made at the dawn of the sound era, this long-forgotten feature from legendary director Julien Duvivier marked the...
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1929
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1929
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The first of Julien Duvivier's four directorial efforts of 1929 was the mystical drama The Divine Cruise (La Divine...
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1928
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1928
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1927
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1927
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1926
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1926
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1925
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1925
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1923
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1923
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1923
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1922
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1922
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1922
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1919
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