Les Misérables (1934) (Les misérables)

Visually Exceptional Films, B&W 4:3 (138 movies items)

"Some great use of hand-held in this Raymond Bernard directed and Jules Kruger photographed film, but what makes this different from Wooden Crosses in style is the great use of tilted camera angles. "

Films Watched In The Year Of The Tiger (2022) (103 movies items)

"21.11. The 30's France was a true powerhouse of classic cinema. Wooden Crosses alone was a massive film, but the five hour long epic of Les Miserables from the same director is even better, possibly the best version of the story ever told on big screen. This is the one definitive Les Miserables you have to see at least once in your lifetime, not the silly Hollywood ones."