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European Railroad Discussion > "La Bete Humaine" from FranceDate: 06/06/15 20:03 "La Bete Humaine" from France Author: ExStarlightHog This is a movie from France made in 1938. Interpretation is "The Human Beast". Anyone interested in pre WWII steam in France should enjoy at least the first 15 minutes or so of the movie. I saw it on TCM a few days ago. It's about a homicidal engineer and of course a love story. I thought about how much of that equipment may have been destroyed during the war just a few years later.
Date: 06/06/15 20:25 Re: "La Bete Humaine" from France Author: Aardvarky Sure sounds interesting! Is there a website where I can watch it? Thank you.
John Koschwanez Oceanside, CA [url=aardvarkind@gmail.com]aardvarky[/url] Date: 06/06/15 22:22 Re: "La Bete Humaine" from France Author: ExStarlightHog Aardvarky Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Sure sounds interesting! Is there a website where > I can watch it? Thank you. Not sure about a web site unless TCM has one that you can watch movies on. I've never checked. I saw this one on regular TV. Date: 06/06/15 22:54 Re: "La Bete Humaine" from France Author: TCnR Short clip on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8ui3UiURgo Another thread on the Steam Board. Date: 06/07/15 02:12 Re: "La Bete Humaine" from France Author: spflow Most important is the novel by Emile Zola written some 50 years before the film, which itself was made by Jean Renoir, son of Auguste teh great Impressionist painter.
These are both real classics regardless of the pungent rail interest. Read first and then watch! |