Port of Shadows (Le Quai des Brumes) (DVD) British Film Institute It expertly blended the melodic

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Port of Shadows (Le Quai des Brumes) (DVD) British Film Institute It expertly blended the melodicMarcel Carn directs this 1930s drama starring Jean Gabin and Michle Morgan. Army deserter Jean (Gabin) pitches up in Le Havre, looking for a new identity and passage to foreign parts. His progress is halted when he falls in love with Nelly (Morgan), an idealistic 17 year old who finds herself oppressed by her supposed protector, Zabel (Michel Simon), and hoodlum Lucien (Pierre Brasseur). Jean attempts to rescue Nelly from their grasp but will it mean