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Le Doulos
França, 1963
Dir.:Jean-Pierre Melville
"Le doulos is a deeply affecting work, full of embittered sorrow and a sense of regret. Typical of noir, its visual form, outstanding, often involves underlit interiors or some intrusion of light into utter darkness - the collision of small light and vast dark along the metaphysical line where life passes over: flashlights illuminating stretches of interior space; street lamps seemingly exhaling tenuous breath. Nothing is quite clear, in an atmosphere of suspiciousness, betrayal and ever possible betrayal: an evocation of the Occupation, to be sure, but also a description of its legacy: France, coping with her memory." Dennis Grunes
"Le doulos is a deeply affecting work, full of embittered sorrow and a sense of regret. Typical of noir, its visual form, outstanding, often involves underlit interiors or some intrusion of light into utter darkness - the collision of small light and vast dark along the metaphysical line where life passes over: flashlights illuminating stretches of interior space; street lamps seemingly exhaling tenuous breath. Nothing is quite clear, in an atmosphere of suspiciousness, betrayal and ever possible betrayal: an evocation of the Occupation, to be sure, but also a description of its legacy: France, coping with her memory." Dennis Grunes
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