Therese Raquin DVD, 1953

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Film Description

Carne updates Zola's scandalous 19th century tale of forbidden love and murder to 1950s France. Simone Signoret plays Therese, the bored wife of a feeble husband, who spends her days looking after her spiteful mother-in-law's draper's shop. Then one day, Italian hunk Laurent enters her life, and the mutual attraction is obvious. Unfortunately, her husband stands in the way of their happiness...

Film Information

Director - Marcel Carne

Produced - 1953

Main Language - French with English subtitles

Countries & Regions - European Film, French Film, Italian Film

Cast - Simone Signoret, Raf Vallone, Maria Pia Casilio

DVD Details

Certificate:	PG	Publisher:	Optimum Releasing	Region:	2
Length:	102 mins	Aspect:	1.33:1	Cat No:	OPTD1495
Format:	DVD B&W

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Barry Forshaw on 9th February 2009

Emile Zola's powerful novel of adultery Therese Raquin is given a (then) modern day makeover in this celebrated and powerful 1953 adaptation; Simon Signoret and Raf Va... more >