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Gervaise (1956)

An adaptation of Émile Zola's 1877 masterpiece L'assommoir, the film is an uncompromising depiction of a lowly laundress's struggles to deal with an alcoholic husband while running her own business.

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David Robinson 09 Jul 2018

René Clément has achieved a tremendous tour-de-force of literal realism.

Mary Jane C 08 Oct 2009

An extremely downbeat story, with one miserable episode after another, but always with a glimmer of hope for Gervaise. She's a Cabiria-like character, independent yet achingly vulnerable, and played expertly by Maria Schell (the rest of the cast is quite fine as well). It's also the best-looking Clement film I've seen yet, with the dingy Paris streets coming to life with naturalistic lighting and a roving camera. A powerful and engaging film.

Philippe D 27 Feb 2010

Adaptation, sans doute un peu tronquÃ©e, de "L'Assomoir" de Zola Film trÃ¨s moderne, car dÃ©nuÃ© d'effets de styles et de moralitÃ© typiques de son Ã©poque. Il prÃ©fÃ¨re s'attacher Ã la rÃ©alitÃ© des personnages, reconstitue avec vÃ©racitÃ© le Paris des faubourgs de 1850, et privilÃ©gie les scÃ¨nes naturalistes, ce qui en fait une vision sans doute trÃ¨s rÃ©aliste de la vie de nos ancÃªtres parisiens du XIXe siÃ¨cle.

Byron B 25 Jun 2008

c'est vraiment mauvais, j'ai vu ca en cours de francais au college, je crois que j'ai dormi ...

Ben B 29 Oct 2010

This film is filled with so much loathing and anger that when something even halfway decent happens you can't believe it, like Gervaise, and then before you know it, real shit goes down and your treading in bitches. Reject what makes you happy, drown in your weaknesses, and drink some booze. Now, it's not entirely bleak, hope springs from time to time, but hope is more of a sinister alien than anything else. Until the finale, where our dreams come true, and THE moment captures a million words.