Overview

Le Corbeau stands as the premier film about the German occupation of France. Judith Mayne's book analyzes the film's brilliant visual style and dark tone, and provides a guide to its many possible interpretations (in line with the period's ""cinema of paradox"").

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Ginette Vincendeau has assembled an elite corps of film scholars to address a marvelous array of modern and classic French films with the close-up scrutiny they deserve. --Dudley Andrew

&quot; Ginette Vincendeau has assembled an elite corps of film scholars to address a marvelous array of modern and classic French films with the close-up scrutiny they deserve.&quot; <br> --Dudley Andrew

Ginette Vincendeau has assembled an elite corps of film scholars to address a marvelous array of modern and classic French films with the close-up scrutiny they deserve. -- Dudley Andrew Ginette Vincendeau has assembled an elite corps of film scholars to address a marvelous array of modern and classic French films with the close-up scrutiny they deserve. --Dudley Andrew Ginette Vincendeau has assembled an elite corps of film scholars to address a marvelous array of modern and classic French films with the close-up scrutiny they deserve. --Dudley Andrew

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Judith Mayne, Distinguished Humanities Professor of French and Women's Studies at Ohio State University, is the author of six books, including Claire Denis.

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