most of other reactions by subscribers to this service were very apt and although that some found it slow or ambiguous puzzled me. rather than ambiguous and it was complex and multi layered in its meanings. one can see it as anti war and because of the opening and closing scenes and and the folly of pretended grandeur and as how wonderful the cavalry men looked as they prepared for the great charge at eylau and contrasted with its so horrible and disturbing conclusion and when we see the bloody uniforms and the boyish dead and etc but chiefly and i see the film as about a moral man in an immoral society. at the end chabert chooses retreat from the corrupt post napoleonic french world and opts for the simple pleasures provided by derville (who himself is saved by his recognition of chabert basic decency and the morality of his choice of renunciation) white bread and cheese and some wine and tobacco over the riches he leaves to his wife and and her and society dishonor. in her case and we can see the film as also feminist and in the position of women at that time and in which the only weapons mme chabert has are her charm and beauty and wiles and and ultimately and money. 
most of other reactions by subscribers to this service were very apt and although that some found it slow or ambiguous puzzled me. rather than ambiguous and it was complex and multi layered in its meanings. one can see it as anti war and because of the opening and closing scenes and and the folly of pretended grandeur and as how wonderful the cavalry men looked as they prepared for the great charge at eylau and contrasted with its so horrible and disturbing conclusion and when we see the bloody uniforms and the boyish dead and etc but chiefly and i see the film as about a moral man in an immoral society. at the end chabert chooses retreat from the corrupt post napoleonic french world and opts for the simple pleasures provided by derville (who himself is saved by his recognition of chabert basic decency and the morality of his choice of renunciation) white bread and cheese and some wine and tobacco over the riches he leaves to his wife and and her and society dishonor. in her case and we can see the film as also feminist and in the position of women at that time and in which the only weapons mme chabert has are her charm and beauty and wiles and and ultimately and money. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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