The camera loves Dr. Germaine too much. In fact, I write more about how other despicable little characters relish scandals or become more powerful behind the protagonist.
In addition, in terms of atmosphere description, the rhythm of the film is relatively brisk, the kind of "playful suspense" in the 1930s and 1940s: more brooding or better.
There are only two exceptions, creating the heavy atmosphere that decent should be-both related to the suicide patient, which is probably a tragedy that cannot be erased with irony: one is his funeral, and the other is the disappearance of his mother after his revenge.
The insufficiency of films is related to the restrictions imposed on the French film industry during the German occupation. To be tested.
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