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L'Argent (1983)

A forged 500-franc note is passed from person to person and shop to shop, until it falls into the hands of a genuine innocent who doesn't see it for what it is—which will have devastating consequences on his life.

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John F 23 Jun 2008

Robert Bresson takes on Tolstoy and there's nothing else like it, in my view. Some people might find it a bit slow, but they're idiots.

Jarett B 29 Feb 2008

A pretty far-fetched tale concerning the evil of money and humankind's relationship with it. I feel Bresson was close to perfecting his style in "l'Argent" as the framing is a thing of absolute beauty. I just don't know if, as a whole, it works as well as his earlier masterpieces.

Anthony Lane 05 Mar 2013

Bresson -- who was eighty-two years old when the film came out, and clearly in no mood for mellowing -- frames the acts of wickedness, both great and small, with a terrifying calm.

Terry C 09 Apr 2011

Unwatchable. Pretentious. Using non-actors is generally praised in reviews, almost unthinkingly it seems. Couldn't recommend this less.

Robert S 02 Jan 2008

"Money doesn't talk; it swears."