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The Woman Who Dared poster
B
Strong
MASTER SCORE 66.5 / 100
1944·Drama·1h 45m

THE WOMAN WHO DARED

The strength of a couple's fascination with airplanes and flight is to the detriment of their family.

Above the Line
Jean Grémillon·DirectorAlbert Valentin·ScreenplayCharles Spaak·AdaptationLouis Page·Director of PhotographyRoland Manuel·Original Music ComposerLouisette Hautecœur·Editor
Cast
Madeleine Renaud·Thérèse GauthierCharles Vanel·Pierre GauthierAnne Vandène·Lucienne IvryJean Debucourt·Larcher, le professeur de pianoRaymonde Vernay·Madame Brissard, la belle-mère acariâtreAnne-Marie Labaye·Jacqueline Gauthier, la fille de Pierre et ThérèseAlbert Rémy·Marcel, le barmanLéonce Corne·le docteur Maulette et le présidentRobert Le Fort·RobertJacques Beauvais·le maître d'hôtel (Uncredited)
Full Crew
(12 credits)
Directing· 2
Jean Grémillon·DirectorSerge Vallin·Assistant Director
Writing· 3
Albert Valentin·ScreenplayCharles Spaak·AdaptationCharles Spaak·Dialogue
Camera· 2
Louis Page·Director of PhotographyRoger Arrignon·Camera Operator
Editing· 1
Louisette Hautecœur·Editor
Sound & Music· 2
Roland Manuel·Original Music ComposerJean Putel·Sound
Art & Design· 1
Max Douy·Production Design
Production· 1
Raoul Ploquin·Producer
By the Numbers
66.5
OF 100
Master Score
7.1
OF 10
IMDb
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CRITICS
Rotten Tomatoes
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Worldwide Gross
0
Oscar Wins
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Poster DNA

THE VISUAL DECONSTRUCTION

A bespoke vision agent's reading of the design language behind The Woman Who Dared's key art.

Dominant Palette
3 colors
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#3A2C2C
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Mood
Dramatic, Tense, Confrontational
Composition
Split
Era
1910s
Visual Style
Illustrated

“A vintage movie poster features two figures, a man and a woman, against an orange-brown background that transitions to dark blue at the bottom. The man, on the ”

drama
Key Elements
Rolled DocumentChairWhite Cloth
Atmosphere
Warm
Color Mood
Warm
Setting
None Visible
Design Score
7/10
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