La Revue du Cinema (1947)

Page scan 000141 from La Revue du Cinema

Record Details:

Title:
La Revue du Cinema
Date:
1947
Publisher:
Paris, Gallimard
Volume:
La Revue du Cinema (1947-48)
Leaf #:
000141
Language:
French
Collection:
French Cinema and Global Cinema
Contributor:
The Museum of Modern Art Library, New York
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
April 25, 2024
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Explosive et provocante, Rita Hayworth est la danseuse la plus populaire de l'e'cran américain. Image extraite de Cover Girl (La Reine de Broadway, 1944). En dehors, donc, des créations de Fred Astaire et de Gene Kelly, des premières œuvres de René Clair et des expériences de Busby Berkeley, le véritable film de danse en est aussi aux balbutiements. (Il serait aussi injuste de ne pas mentionner Le Spectre de la Rose, de Ben Hecht, film discutable mais où la danse participe au drame.) Le film entièrement dansant, le véritable ballet filmé, reste à faire. Quelle sera sa formÇ ? Sera-t-il accompagné de commentaires ? Pourra-t-il raconter une histoire ? Ici, la boule de cristal s'assombrit car, d'une part, les danseurs se sont toujours refusés à tenir compte des règles techniques du cinéma et d'autre part les expériences faites 35