Okay, so The Soul of France. If you’re into really old films, like, *really* old, this might be a curiosity. A genuine historical artifact, for sure. For pretty much everyone else, it’s a hard skip. Seriously. It’s for the dedicated archivist or maybe someone obsessed with Georges Le Faure’s early work. The rest of us?...
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"Okay, so The Soul of France. If you’re into really old films, like, *really* old, this might be a curiosity. A genuine historical artifact, for sure. For pretty much everyone else, it’s a hard skip. Seriously. It’s for the dedicated archivist or maybe someone obsessed with Georges Le Faure’s early work. The rest of us? You'll struggle. The acting style, oh boy. It’s something else. So much gesturing, you know? Every emotion feels like a *grand pronouncement*, like they’re performing for the ver..."
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