The films of
Michèle Morgan

Gribouille (1937)
Marc Allégret
  Orage (1938)
Marc Allégret
  Le Quai des brumes (1938)
Marcel Carné
 
     
This atmospheric drama from director Marc Allégret effectively marked the start of a distinguished film career for actress Michèle Morgan...  [More...]   There is not a great deal to commend this limp melodrama other than its stellar cast, which includes three of the finest French actors of the period...  [More...]   This is a very atmospheric film from one of France’s great directors, Marcel Carné, better known for his legendary film, Les Enfants du Paradis...  [More...]  

Remorques (1941)
Jean Grémillon
  Untel père et fils (1943)
Julien Duvivier
  La Symphonie pastorale (1946)
Jean Delannoy
 
     
Remorques continues the trend in poetic realism which was so popular in French cinema in the 1930s and reunites stars Jean Gabin and Michèle Morgan (previously seen together in Marcel Carné’s film...  [More...]    [More...]   Jean Delannoy’s interpretation of André Gide’s powerful and moving novel is an impressive and memorable piece of cinema. The pastor is treated sympathetically...  [More...]  

Fabiola (1949)
Alessandro Blasetti
  Le Château de verre (1950)
René Clément
  Les Orgueilleux (1953)
Yves Allégret
 
     
Fabiola is among the earliest and best of the big budget Roman spectacle film which became popular both in Hollywood and European cinema in the late 1950s...  [More...]    [More...]   Les Orgueilleux was an ambitious attempt to break with the conventional romantic drama which dominated French cinema in the early 1950s. Filmed mainly on location in Mexico and with some graphic depictions of human suffering...  [More...]  

Destinées (1954)
Christian-Jaque
  Les Grandes manoeuvres (1955)
René Clair
  Napoléon (1955)
Sacha Guitry
 
     
 [More...]   This is a fine tragicomic romantic film from arguably the most romantic of all the great pre-WW2 French film directors, René Clair. It has the distinction of being Clair’s first film to be made in colour...  [More...]   The scope of this film and its scale are breathtaking – but the end result is only partially successful. Even in his formidable epic of the 1920s...  [More...]  

Marie-Antoinette reine de France (1956)
Jean Delannoy
  Si Paris nous était conté (1956)
Sacha Guitry
  Retour de manivelle (1957)
Denys de La Patellière
 
     
 [More...]   Often cited as one of Sacha Guitry’s best films, with a cast list most directors can only dream of, Si Paris nous était conté aims to tell the story of Paris through a series of sketches which range...  [More...]   Denys de La Patellière directed this respectable example of the suspense thriller, an adaptation of a James Hadley Chase novel which skilfully blends the style of American film noir with that of the conventional...  [More...]  

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