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A Nous La Liberte (1932) (aka Freedom for Us)

01 Jan

Length: 95 minutes
Country: France
Director: Rene Clair
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Synopsis (long) Comedy which traces the uneven fortunes of pals who escape from prison – one becoming the employee of the other.
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Posted by on January 1, 2012 in Comedy

 

One response to “A Nous La Liberte (1932) (aka Freedom for Us)

  1. Rochester Labor Film Series

    January 10, 2013 at 2:52 pm

    “a musical comedy about the alienation of modern work. It’s the kind of film that might have resulted had the Marx Brothers been engaged to make Metropolis rather than Fritz Lang. René Clair shared with the Marx Brothers a mocking disregard for most forms of authority and a joyous pleasure in the subversion of all forms of social pretension and bourgeois decorum. In fact, the Marx Brothers borrowed material from tonight’s film when they made A Night at the Opera in 1935…”
    – Mark Lynn Anderson, in his introduction to the film’s screening at the Rochester Labor Film Series on 5 November 1999.

     

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