The films of
Romy Schneider

Christine (1958)
Pierre Gaspard-Huit
  Ein Engel auf Erden (1959)
Géza von Radványi
  Katia (1959)
Robert Siodmak
 
     
This sumptuous historical romantic melodrama afforded Alain Delon his first major acting role in what was to become an extraordinarily successful film career...  [More...]   One of the lesser works from Hungarian filmmaker Géza von Radványi, Ein Engel auf Erden is an absurd fantasy comedy that is memorable only for its cast...  [More...]    [More...]  

Le Combat dans l'île (1962)
Alain Cavalier
  Le Procès (1962)
Orson Welles
  La Piscine (1969)
Jacques Deray
 
     
Although less well known than his contemporaries, Alain Cavalier was a contributor to the French New Wave of the early 1960s. A prime example of this is his first full-length film...  [More...]   Despite all the bad press it has received, Orson Welles’ Le Procès (a.k.a. The Trial) is one of the great cinematrographic achievments of the Twentieth Century...  [More...]   A former real-life couple Alain Delon and Romy Schneider are re-united on screen in this compelling psychological drama, one of Jacques Deray’s best-known films...  [More...]  

Les Choses de la vie (1969)
Claude Sautet
  Qui? (1970)
Léonard Keigel
  Max et les ferrailleurs (1971)
Claude Sautet
 
     
Although the subject matter of this film is a tad on the soppy side for a quality French romantic drama, the way in which the film is shot and constructed manages to overcome this apparent flaw...  [More...]    [More...]   In both content and style, Max et les ferrailleurs makes a striking contrast with Claude Sautet’s previous film – the dreamlike, emotionally charged and poetic Les Choses de la vie (1969)...  [More...]  

César et Rosalie (1972)
Claude Sautet
  The Assassination of Trotsky (1972)
Joseph Losey
  Le Train (1973)
Pierre Granier-Deferre
 
     
With its memorable dream-like photography and impassioned acting performances, César et Rosalie – quite possibly Claude Sautet’s best film...  [More...]   This heavy historic drama is largely disappointing, in spite of the formidable cast. The main reason why the film just fails to gel is the language barrier which lead actors Delon and Schneider singularly fail to overcome...  [More...]    [More...]  

Le Mouton enragé (1974)
Michel Deville
  Le Trio infernal (1974)
Francis Girod
  Un amour de pluie (1974)
Jean-Claude Brialy
 
     
This deliciously dark black comedy was one of Michel Deville’s most popular films, an amusing yet disturbingly plausible portrait of the exploits of a guilt-free social climber...  [More...]   Francis Girod made his directoral début with one of the most controversial French films of the 1970s – an eccentric yet supremely stylish black comedy in which two of the best-loved actors of the time...  [More...]    [More...]  

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