There doesn’t seem to be much discussion about it, but I just picked up Line of Demarcation (1966) in the latest KinoLorber sale and found it tremendously compelling. It’s set in a small French village during the Nazi occupation and takes a prismatic approach to the ways of dealing with this reality among the villagers.
Samm Deighan does an excellent commentary.
Claude Chabrol
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therewillbeblus
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Re: Claude Chabrol
Huh, could've sworn we talked about it during the Chabrol list project, but apparently not. Agreed it's an interesting and good movie, but I don't think I've ever felt much motivation to say more. That's as good as any reason to revisit my copy!
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domino harvey
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Re: Claude Chabrol
One of the few films Chabrol made that reflected his own interest in films about armed resistance (not just the French Resistance, but clearly due to it)