Sound Strategies: Lang's Rearticulation of Renoir

Tricia Welsch

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Fritz Lang directed Scarlet Street in a triangulated response to his previous film, The Woman in the Window , and to Jean Renoir's La Chienne , which it explicitly remakes. The ambivalent relation among the films is most clear in Lang's treatment of sound, which reverses Renoir's practice.

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