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THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER
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This film was restored In 1997
by the Cin�math�que Royale de Belgique
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In collaboration with
the Cineteca del Comune di Bologna,
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using an original negative with French titles
kept by the Cin�mateque francaise,
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and a tinted black and white positive copy
belonging to the Nederlands Filmmuseum.
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A tinted black and white nitrate copy
belonging to the Fernando Pereda collection
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of the Archivo Nacional de la Imagen - Sodre,
In Montevideo,
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was used as a guideline
for the restoration of colours.
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This copy Is 4,170 feet long.
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A film by Jean Epstein
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THE FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER
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based on stories by Edgar A. Poe
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with Marguerite Gance,
Jean Debucourt,
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and Charles Lamy
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Cinematography by Lucas
Set decoration by Pierre Kefer
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Unit manager: Maurice Merlot
Slow-motion operator: H�bert
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Costumes designed by Fernand Ochs�
and executed by Muelle
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Goldsmith: Christofle
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sick... worried...
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my wife Madeline...
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'I need someone to drive me to Usher
tonight. '
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'Usher?!'
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'Usher?!
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'Usher. '
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Usher
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In the nearly decaying manor-house,
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Slr Roderick kept his wife Madeline
in a strange seclusion,
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dominating her
through his tyrannical edginess.
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'Usher.
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'Oh no! I would not make
my horse take a step further
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'for all your Lordship's gold!'
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The oppressive melancholy of USHER'S
surroundings seemed supernatural.
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'The doctor. '
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The illness of Lady Madeline,
Roderick Usher's wife,
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baffled the skill of her physician.
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As a result of a curious hereditary flaw,
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every Usher devoted himself
to painting the portrait of his wife.
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'It is there that she is alive!'
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'My dear Roderick,
you are burning with fever!'
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'Her Grace is feeling tired and begs you
to excuse her from the table. '
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'It is there that she is alive!'
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Roderick was seized again
by his strange impulse to paint.
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His only thought was to be alone
with Madeline, his sole model.
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How could he get rid of his visiting
and now unwelcome friend?
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Twisted as by a tempest, the Usher's
family tree weighed upon Roderick,
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who was the last survivor of the race,
with all the weight of his heredity.
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'My dear and only friend,
I am touched by your concern.
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'But you too must take care of yourself.
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'A few steps outside will do you good
before you go to bed. '
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Roderick's brush was like a magic wand.
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Each stroke gave more life to the portrait
while making Madeline more pallid,
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as though the young girl gave to the painted
picture the very strength she was losing.
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'This IS indeed life itself!'
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Obsessed by all mysteries, Roderick had long
meditated upon the theories of Magnetism.
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'I tell you, Doctor! She may not be dead!'
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'She shall not leave me!
We shall bury her right here!'
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'I forbid, do you hear,
I forbid anyone to nail... '
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After the burial of Madeline,
the hours, the days went by
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In frightening dreariness
and oppressive silence.
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Roderick, all his nerves on edge, seemed
to be waiting for a sign of some sort.
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The slightest noise infuriated him...
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Roderick dared not repeat the mad thought
that oppressed him... Madeline...
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This was a stormy night,
charged with electricity.
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There is a two-fold Silence.
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One is the corporate Silence: dread him not!
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But should some urgent fate
bring thee to meet his shadow,
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nameless elf, that haunteth the lone regions
where hath trod no foot of man,
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commend thyself to God!
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'Now can you hear her?'
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'Roderick, you should not see that!
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'Let me read you
something to amuse you. '
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And Ethelred uplifted his mace outright,
and, with blows,
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made quickly room in the plankings
of the door for his gauntleted hand;
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and now pulling therewith sturdily,
he so cracked, and ripped...
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And Ethelred uplifted his mace,
and struck upon the head of the dragon,
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which fell before him,
and gave up his pesty breath,
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with a shriek so horrid and harsh,
and withal so piercing...
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And now, the champion approached valorously
over the silver pavement of the castle
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to where the shield was upon the wall;
which in sooth tarried not for his full coming,
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but fell down at his feet,
with a mighty great and terrible...
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'Yes, I can hear. I have heard
for a long time, since the first day... '
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'We have put her alive in the tomb!'
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Subtitles: Marc Ulrich
© La Cin�math�que francaise - 2013
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THE END
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