gli piace il vino e chiacchierare, vorrebbe passare l'inverno al caldo, in prigione, ma la giustizia è troppo buona.
conosce un po' di gente, ha una casa (in realtà una cameretta in un palazzo in costruzione, che dovrà purtroppo essere costruito, e si riparte.
Jean Gabin è un attore di serie A, in un piccolo film fatto solo per lui, è presente praticamente in ogni scena.
nessuno resterà deluso - Ismaele
French film "Archimède Le Clochard"
is a comical tale of unendurable hardships experienced by homeless people in
Paris. It is quite natural to think that any film dealing with the sad plight
of homeless people would maintain a serious tone. However, this is not the case
with this film as director Gilles Grangier and his screen writing associates
Albert Valentin and Michel Audiard have included numerous comical situations in
the film which point to the conclusion that not all tramps (clochards) are bad
as they are portrayed by media and society as a whole. The most perfect example
to illustrate this point is the case of our eponymous hero 'Archimède' , a
tramp who cannot be called an ordinary 'clochard'. He is a stylish 'clochard' who
knows perfectly well what does he expect from life and how can he get it ? The
perennial superstar of French cinema monsieur Jean Gabin is the perfect reason
for experiencing how a 'clochard' can be equally at ease in expressing his
anger, drinking champagne with other persons of his clan or being chivalrous
with graceful women. An intelligent viewer would feel regaled just by watching
the manner in which he dances and quotes lines from Apollinaire. It is rather
unfortunate that Truffaut ranted against Gilles Grangier and his films but
"Archimède Le Clochard" would continue to inspire many viewers as it
takes them closer to the sufferings experienced by homeless people in France.
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