LEADER 00000ngm a2200565Ki 4500 001 946179832 003 OCoLC 005 20160408014434.0 007 mr baaadmnara|||||||||| 008 160408p19uu1940nyu138 mlfre d 040 CUY|beng|erda|cCUY 041 fre|jeng|hfre 245 03 La fille du puisatier /|c[Les Films Marcel Pagnol] ; [Scénario, dialogues et réalisation, Marcel Pagnol]. 246 1 |iEnglish release title:|aWell-digger's daughter 257 France. 264 1 [New York, New York] :|b[Kino International],|c[not before 1977]. 300 4 film reels (approximately 138 min.) (4950 ft.) : |boptical sound, black and white ;|c16 mm 306 025000 336 two-dimensional moving image|btdi|2rdacontent 337 projected|bg|2rdamedia 338 film reel|bmr|2rdacarrier 344 analog|boptical|2rda 500 Originally released as a motion picture in 1940. 500 Several versions of this work appear to exist, running approximately 120 minutes (including the 35 mm version distributed by Kino International), 140 minutes (listed by Internet Movie Database), and 170 minutes (listed by IMDb among other sources). 500 Aspect ratio: 1.33:1 506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating. Access by appt. only.|5CBPF 508 Written, directed, and produced by Marcel Pagnol; photographed by Willy Faktorovich; edited by Jeannette Ginestet; music by Vincent Scotto; art direction, Cot, Marius Brouquier. 511 1 Raimu, Josette Day, Fernandel, Fernand Charpin, Line Noro, Georges Grey, Milly Mathis, Clairette, Félicien Tramel, Maupi, Charles Blavette. 520 "You wouldn’t think there were any fresh narrative options for the girl who becomes pregnant without benefit of clergy, but Pagnol managed three in Fanny, Angèle, and The Well-Digger’s Daughter. The stories lie in the reactions of those around her, which run the gamut from the humane to the hysterical. Josette Day, the eponymous offspring in this film made during the Occupation, becomes pregnant by 'the hardware store's son,' who is forthwith sent to the front and didn’t intend to marry her anyway. The former softens the blow of the latter for the girl’s widower father, and the boy’s reported death at the front draws the two families together. But, like the Occupation and the war itself, it’s not over till it’s over. This warm comedy, both pastoral and earthy, pits the rustic wit of Raimu, as the peasant father, against the sarcastic superiority of Charpin, as 'the hardware store,' and offers Fernandel in a typical role of asexual bumpkin."-- Judy Bloch, Berkeley Art Museum Pacific Film Archive program note. 541 0 |3PFA 1620-01-16667. |aD0471 via D0466 |cdonation |d 04/16 /2015 |5CBPF 546 In French with English subtitles. 590 PFA 1620-01-16667.|aCONDITION NOTE: Inspected 2015/05/29 gc; soft 35 reduction; rough unusable leaders; repairs may be needed prior to projection; R1 tear 2/3 in; R2 tear at head; R3 tear 200 ft. from tail; warp (3); light to fair scratches 651 0 France|xHistory|yGerman occupation, 1940-1945|vDrama. 655 7 Feature films.|2lcgft 655 7 Comedy films.|2lcgft 690 French films. 700 1 Pagnol, Marcel,|d1895-1974,|efilm director,|efilm producer, |escreenwriter. 700 1 Willy,|d1915-1987,|edirector of photography. 700 1 Ginestet, Jeanette,|eeditor of moving image work. 700 1 Scotto, Vincent,|d1876-1952,|ecomposer (expression) 700 1 Brouquier, Marius,|eart director. 700 1 Raimu,|d1883-1946,|eactor. 700 1 Charpin, Fernand,|d1887-1944,|eactor. 700 0 Fernandel,|d1903-1971,|eactor. 700 0 Maupi,|d1881-1949,|eactor. 710 2 Films Marcel Pagnol,|eproduction company. 956 20160408 |bpfmcq|cCO 957 OCLC xref loaded 20160417 994 C0|bCUY