Renoir was so discouraged, he thought he must either give up cinema or leave France.
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He did leave for Hollywood a year later to avoid working under the Nazi occupation, leaving the film to its fate. In the entire film there are only shots, which means that Renoir lets the events unfold uninterruptedly before the camera instead of restructuring experience through montage. He is interested in showing that each character has his own justified perspective, which must be seen in relationship to his environment and the people with whom he interrelates.
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It wasn't until that Renoir was able to restore the film to its original length. In retrospect, this reaction seems both puzzling and understandable; at its heart, Rules of the Game is a very moral film about frequently amoral people. A comedy of manners whose wit only occasionally betrays its more serious intentions, it contrasts the romantic entanglements of rich and poor during a weekend at a country estate.
Among the upper classes, infidelity is not merely accepted but expected; codes are breached not by being unfaithful, but by lacking the courtesy to lie about it in public. The weekend ends in a tragedy that suggests that this way of life may soon be coming to an end. Renoir's witty, acidic screenplay makes none of the characters heroes or villains, and his graceful handling of his cast is well served by his visual style.
He tells his story with long, uninterrupted takes using deep focus cinematographer Jean Bachelet proves a worthy collaborator here , following the action with a subtle rhythm that never calls attention to itself.
The sharply-cut hunting sequence makes clear that Renoir avoided more complex editing schemes by choice, believing that long takes created a more lifelike rhythm and reduced the manipulations of over-editing. Special Features High-definition digital restoration, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack on the Blu-ray edition Introduction to the film by director Jean Renoir Audio commentary written by film scholar Alexander Sesonske and read by filmmaker Peter Bogdanovich Comparison of the film's two endings Selected-scene analysis by Renoir historian Chris Faulkner Excerpts from Jean Renoir, le patron: Elena and Her Men Jean Renoir.
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Meanwhile, growing activity amongst anarchists and fascists on the political fringes bore echoes of events elsewhere in Europe. However dolorous its historical genesis may be, Renoir puts before us an exercise in cultural and all-too-human illusion which is brilliant in its grace and assurance. To me it seemed to be a libidinous romp through the amorous doings of a French provincial chateau, a Gallic imbroglio of sexual intrigues gliding upon fluent camerawork and Beaumarchaisian wit.
But such ambivalent frothy dialogue, visual discipline, libidinous glances, veil a historical analysis of such grave and powerful cogency as Hollywood never attempted. It is precisely this succinct marriage of dexterous telling imagery and shrewd ethical instinct which outraged contemporary audiences and critics.
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The availability of the cut means that the decisive moment occurs once every fraction of a second. Renoir uses deep focus and the scanning camera to strive against this condition, so presenting a peculiar awareness of it. Unbalanced composition makes the world refuse to sit too neatly, with seeming ease, within the format imposed upon it. Elsewhere, Renoir leads the spectator to expect a certain adherence to conventional procedure, but then contravenes classical practice: Marceau watches as she goes in.