vhs video: Jean Gabin     vhs video:     Jean Gabin      Le Jour Se Leve Jean Gabin, Jules Berry Hollywood Select Video, 1994 Gabin the Great It begins with an argument behind closed doors, a gun shot, and then a man staggering out, falling down the stairs to his death. Behind the door is Jean Gabin, who now barricades himself in his room to keep the police at bay. We are then shown three flashbacks which ...             Pepe Le Moko Jean Gabin, Gabriel Gabrio Hollywood Select Video, 1994 Caged in the Casbah French film star Jean Gabin effuses sensuality in his portrayal of Parisian master thief "Pepe Le Moko" in the 1937 film of the same name. Pepe has been sequestered in the Casbah of Algiers for two years, having evaded authorities. The Casbah whose labrynthine mazes ...             Les Miserables Jean Gabin, Bernard Blier Continental Distributing, 1997 The one and only Jean Valjean I saw the movie for the first time when I was 10. I am not of the French background. I fell in love with the mistique of France. Partly it happened because of the inspiring characters created by Jean Gabin and other gaints of the Hexagon. A discovery for everyone who ...             Le Plaisir Claude Dauphin; Jean Gabin; Danielle Darrieux; Peter Ustinov Timeless Multimedia, 1994 Here's the vision quest of our civilization. This is not only one of the most profound films ever made, but one of the most dazzling and charming depictions of spirituality, etc., ever created. At the beginning, a person moves from darkness and cold and rain toward a place of light and warmth and dryness, seeking ...             Grand Illusion Jean Gabin, Dita Parlo Homevision, 1999 Essential French Cinema: Renoir's La Grande Illusion. There's an endearing reference to The Grand Illusion in Woody Allen's Manhattan, which I saw again recently in the theater (in its new 35mm print). That reference prompted me to revisit Renoir's antiwar masterpiece in French cinema last night. The Grand Illusion is ...             La Bête Humaine Jacques Berlioz, Blanchette Brunoy Hens Tooth Video Movies, 1998 Possibly Renoir's finest film La Bete Humaine is my favorite Renoir and one which tends to divide many of his critics and admirers. For me it's an exhilarating and involving piece of cinema with characters destroyed by and destroying themselves in events in much more credible circumstances than in ...             Le Jour Se Leve Jean Gabin, Jules Berry Homevision, 2000 Gabin the Great It begins with an argument behind closed doors, a gun shot, and then a man staggering out, falling down the stairs to his death. Behind the door is Jean Gabin, who now barricades himself in his room to keep the police at bay. We are then shown three flashbacks which ...             Napoleon Jean-Pierre Aumont, Jeanne Boitel Madacy Records, 1997 Wonderful movie but sound bad Excellent performances by top actors are marred by a poor sound track and poorquality reproduction             Dominici Affair Jeanne Allard, Max Amyl Image Entertainment, 2001 The 1952 slaying of a vacationing family in rural France sent shock waves through the country for years. The crime was dubbed "The Dominici Affair" after Gaston Dominici, the French peasant who was jailed for the death of the couple and their 10-year-old daughter. The brutal crime seized the imagination of controversial director Orson Welles, who ...             Holy Year (L'Année Sainte) Jean Gabin, Jean-Claude Brialy Vanguard Cinema, 2002 Another botched job from Vanguard? There is nothing wrong with the movie: the 1970s were not easy on the eyes, but for who likes kitsch, good dialogue, a nicely tight plot , the amazing Jean Gabin and the ever charming Danielle Darrieux, L'Annee Sainte holds its own beautifully in the French soft ...             Jury of One Sophia Loren, Jean Gabin Jef Films/Mvd, 1999 inferior verdict Having watched this movie years ago in the French version,with English subtitles,I thought it was an excellent if somewhat slow story about a woman visiting the judge who is heading the trial of her son on a charge of murder.Both Loren and Gabin are very good in this ...             Quai Des Brumes Jean Gabin, Michel Simon Hollywood Select Video, 1994 T'AS DE BEAUX YEUX, TU SAIS ! Marcel Carné's PORT OF SHADOWS (Le Quai des Brumes) belongs to the list of movies we had to see in school in the seventies. This film is part of the French cultural heritage and was regularly showed by the film clubs of our schools. Some of the greatest actors of that ...             La Bête Humaine Jacques Berlioz, Blanchette Brunoy Timeless Multimedia, 1997 Possibly Renoir's finest film La Bete Humaine is my favorite Renoir and one which tends to divide many of his critics and admirers. For me it's an exhilarating and involving piece of cinema with characters destroyed by and destroying themselves in events in much more credible circumstances than in ...             Napoléon Jean-Pierre Aumont, Jeanne Boitel United American Vide Wonderful movie but sound bad Excellent performances by top actors are marred by a poor sound track and poorquality reproduction             Grisbi Jean Gabin, René Dary Fox Lorber, 1999 Classic French gangster film . . . This film, made in 1954, is an ironic look at an ageing gangster ready to go into retirement, having pulled off one last heist - several bars of gold - which gets him into a life and death conflict with several younger hoods plotting to steal it from him. He is ...          products you might be interested in   search for videos dominici, humaine, illusion, miserables, napoleon, napoléon      toavi.com    web we recommend Essential French Cinema: Renoir's La Grande Illusion. randomly chosen book: When You Worry About the Child You Love