The way Renoir balances simplicity and subtle style with a deep intelligence is incredible. Simon is great as the femme fatale-esque Severine and Gabin is better; commitment, humanity and passion so tightly coiled.
Some of the train photography is incredible too.
This review of La Bête Humaine (1938) was written by Codie E on 14 Aug 2008.
La Bête Humaine has generally received very positive reviews.
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