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La Bête Humaine (1938)

Returning by train to the French port of Le Havre, Jacques Lantier, a tormented railwayman, meets by chance the impulsive stationmaster Roubard and Séverine, his wife.

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Brad S 13 Aug 2011

A barely compelling love triangle that dramatically leaps from one major development to the next with little or no believable causes.

Jack G 26 Apr 2008

One of Renoir's very best and most touching works; I might even rank it (gasp) above Rules of the Game!

Paul Z 05 May 2010

All serious film noir fans should see the baby that started it all. This was the induction of the 'femme fatale' played here by Simone Simon, the petty & child-like schemer in Renoir's brilliant show case about a woman who plays her own devilish games using men to her advantages by seducing them. Jean Gabin made this film for me though, as he is always a pleasure to watch. He suffers from internal demons causing him to do things that he can't explain. It's simply an illness for him and he takes it as reason. As a whole, it's a good dramatic movie but a bit slow paced at times. However, I did find it to be rewarding in the end. Renoir worked magic with a camera and shot the train scenes with such perfection and magnificence which is important and central to the plot and is in conjunction with Jean Gabin's character. Alot of little details lead me to believe that Renoir was definitely ahead of his time and his legacy lives on because of that.

Michael L 06 Dec 2017

An exceptional film from an exceptional director. Every scene was compelling and significant, though I watched a bad copy of it, I was so drawn to the story I didn't care. A fascinating take on broken people, relationships, and culture. I highly recommend French and Italian films during this time period and right after WWII.

Adam P 09 Aug 2007

Where a typical noir would explode its cynicism through the barrel of a pistol, La Bête Humaine subdues it to a sobering and yet completely recognizable human sadness.