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Wednesday, February 29 2012
ReFramed No. 20: Robert Bresson’s 'The Devil, Probably' (1977)
The Devil, Probably is one of Robert Bresson's deepest, most compelling dramas, worth remembering for far more than its controversial subject matter.
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