Review of À Nous la Liberté (1931) by Charles P — 13 Apr 2011
René Clair's A Nous la Liberté is a sweet and simply pure slapstick entertainment that works on a lagre scale. The cinematography I amazing, it's a industrial satire with all the amazing machines and all the fuzz of following them.
This was five years before Charlie Chaplin's Mordern Times, it deals with the same theme.
This review of À Nous la Liberté (1931) was written by Charles P on 13 Apr 2011.
À Nous la Liberté has generally received positive reviews.
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