LES VISITEURS DU SOIR - Lot 18

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LES VISITEURS DU SOIR - Lot 18
LES VISITEURS DU SOIR Marie Déa, Alain Cuny, Jules Berry, film by Marcel Carné (during the Occupation) from a screenplay by Jacques Prévert, 1942. 3 photos by G.R. Aldo, silver prints on vintage matte cartoline paper, photographer's credit in the images and other credits under the images, stamp on one back. 2 Approx. 5.3 x 19.4 cm each, including white borders. Note: Produced for Marcel Carné's Les Visiteurs du soir in 1942, these set photographs document one of the great masterpieces of French poetic cinema. Written by Jacques Prévert and shot during the Occupation, the film unfolds a medieval universe imbued with fantasy and symbolism, where love and freedom clash with the forces of power and destiny. The refined compositions, theatrical costumes and contrasting lighting visible in these prints reflect all the visual richness of Carné's cinema. Through the figures embodied by Marie Déa, Alain Cuny and Jules Berry, Les Visiteurs du soir goes beyond a simple marvelous tale to become a profoundly allegorical work, often interpreted as a form of poetic resistance to the context of war. Photographer G.R. Aldo's work contributes fully to this singular atmosphere, elegantly capturing the film's dramatic tension and melancholy beauty. These vintage silver prints are precious witnesses to the history of French cinema and the aesthetics of poetic realism at its height.
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