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Bartleby (1970)

French short adaptation of Herman Melville's classic. The employee of a lawyer is in a mental hospital following a scandal. Some time later, he finds his employer.

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Erin M 18 Jun 2007

If you don't care for this film, chances are that I'll have you arrested...AS A TRESPASSER!! Whether it's the incomprehensibly awesome "Wall Street" set, the wonderfully scrivened script, or No cast information available's performance, there's just so much to love! This film is one of a kind. Don't believe me? Take a peak at the "more like this" thing. Unfortunately, this review is not all ginger snaps and sunshine. Apparently every single one of my "friends" would prefer not to see this film. Consequently, I would prefer not to admit that I have any friends.

Simon T 25 Jun 2010

Paul Scofield is excellent but the main character is both sad and a dullard and you quickly lose patience with him and the story.

Donatella M 13 Jan 2008

This film is probably an aquired taste. The frustrations of working with a colleague who "preferes not to"! It's quite sad really... Don't watch it when you want a "mood lifter".