French film "Le Jour Se Lève" (1939)

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French film "Le Jour Se Lève" (1939) is a landmark poetic realist drama directed by Marcel Carné, renowned for its fatalistic love triangle, atmospheric noir style, and one of Jean Gabin’s most iconic performances.

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instanceOf French film
film
poetic realist film
artDirection Alexandre Trauner
basedOn story by Jacques Viot
cinematicStyle atmospheric
expressionistic lighting
noir visual style
cinematography Curt Courant
Philippe Agostini
costumeDesign Mayo
countryOfOrigin France
director Marcel Carné
distributor Pathé-Natan
linked to: Pathé
editor Marthe Gottin
genre drama
film noir
poetic realism
mainCharacter François
mainCharacterPortrayedBy Jean Gabin
movement poetic realism
musicBy Maurice Jaubert
narrativeStructure flashback
notableFor influence on film noir
landmark of French poetic realism
one of Jean Gabin’s most iconic performances
originalLanguage French
plotElement fatalistic love triangle
murder in a boarding house
producer Eugène Tucherer
releaseDate 1939-06-09
releaseYear 1939
remadeAs The Long Night
remakeCountry United States
remakeReleaseYear 1947
runtimeMinutes 93
screenwriter Jacques Prévert
Jacques Viot
setting industrial town
working-class suburb
starring Arletty
Jean Gabin
Jules Berry
Mady Berry
René Génin
theme doomed love
entrapment
fatalism
jealousy
working-class alienation
timePeriod late 1930s

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The Long Night basedOn French film "Le Jour Se Lève" (1939)