- 资源名
- Best Picture - 1937 - The Life of Emile Zola
- 类型
- 未知
- 大小
- 1.91 GB
- Hash
- 8156EE0C3B45BD3490A0C421BE85DA79ED0437CB
- 文件信息
- pianhd.com.txt(30B)
- Best Picture - 1937 - The Life of Emile Zola.avi(1.51 GB)
- The Littlest Diplomat - 1937 Short.avi(150.39 MB)
- Romance Road - 1937 Short.avi(150.07 MB)
- Ain't We Got Fun - 1937 Merrie Melodies Cartoon.avi(75.14 MB)
- J'accuse Letter.jpg(21.51 MB)
- ZOLA_1902B.jpg(984.75 KB)
- J_accuse in the paper.jpg(813.17 KB)
- The Life of Emile Zola SCREENSHOTS.jpg(497.71 KB)
- Political Cartoon depicting Family Discussion of the Dreyfus Affair.jpg(418.79 KB)
- The hut in which Dreyfus lived on Devils Island.jpg(137.89 KB)
- Drefus Affair Bordereau.jpg(120.52 KB)
- Ferdinand_Walsin_Esterhazy_Vanity_Fair_26_May_1898.jpg(102.08 KB)
- Degradation_alfred_dreyfus.jpg(61.51 KB)
- The J’accuse letter in English.doc(53.00 KB)
- AlfredDreyfus.jpg(50.46 KB)
- The Life of Emile Zola DVD cover.jpg(16.67 KB)
- Best Picture - 1937 - The Life of Emile Zola.txt(6.09 KB)
Best Picture - 1937 - The Life of Emile Zola
剧情介绍
威廉．狄特尔执导的这部影片获得了第十届奥斯卡最佳影片等三个奖项。故事描述法国文坛巨匠左拉的一生经历，以及他为了正义而不屈不挠的精神。重点讲述他为军官德雷福克斯平反冤案时的遭遇和他不畏强权势力的正义感。保罗．茂尼和约瑟夫．史屈克劳的演出精彩令人难忘，就几场法庭辩论戏这部分而言，本片也可视为法庭电影的先锋。Fictionalized account of the life of famed French author Emile Zola. As portrayed in the film, he was a penniless writer sharing an apartment in Paris with painter Paul Cezanne when he finally wrote a best-seller, Nana. He has always had difficulty holding onto a job as he is quite outspoken, being warned on several occasions by the public prosecutor that he risks charges if he does not temper his writings. The bulk of the film deals with his involvement in the case of Captain Alfred Dreyfus who was falsely convicted of giving secret military information to the Germans and sentenced to life imprisonment on Devils Island. Antisemitism played an important role in the real-life case but is hardly mentioned in the film. Even after the military found definitive evidence that Dreyfus was innocent, the army decided to cover it up rather than face the scandal of having arbitrarily convicted the wrong man. Zola's famous letter, J'Accuse (I Accuse), led to his own trial for libel where he was found guilty and forced to flee to England. Dreyfus was eventually exonerated and restored to his military rank.