Rise

Proudly Independent
The UK's best independent record shop
 
Access your saved basket or create new account

Basket

 
0 items
£ —
Checkout

Latest Newsletter

Latest Stock


Get An Eyeful Of This {Great Cinema From Around The World}



THE ROBOTS ARE BACK!



NEW WAVE PSYCH: YES PLEASE!



Top 50 Sellers So Far 2013



Tru Thoughts CDs from £5




119252
Format

  • BFIVD576DVD  £5.00
Label

B.F.I

Partie De Campagne

Partie De Campagne


Adapted from a Maupassant story, A Day In The Country is suffused with such an overpowering sense of reality that watching it can make one feel a bit like a voyeur. It stars Sylvia Bataille as Henriette Dufour and Georges Darnoux as Henri. They meet by chance when Henriette's father (Andre Gabriello), a Parisian ironmonger, borrows a cart for a trip into the countryside. He's joined by his wife, Juliette (Jane Marken); his daughter; her fiance, Anatole (Paul Temps); and his mother-in-law. Stopping at a small riverside restaurant, they are charmed by a pair of local young men: Henri and Rodolphe (Jacques Brunius). The two locals offer to row the women down the river to see more of the countryside while their men rest and go fishing. Rodolphe, who has been lusting after Henriette since he first saw her, now has her in his boat and is prepared for action. Henri, concerned about what might happen to the girl, makes a deft switch, giving Madame Dufour to his friend and taking Henriette in his own boat. The two spend an unforgettable afternoon together. This deceptively simple masterpiece is the director's most lyrical evocation of lost love.

Related Items