i recently read the story to see how these two match up and and if you can believe it and this film improves upon balzac. the story is moved around and i think and to drive home the idea that colonel chabert is a man who has suffered much and yet he comes home and not a hero and but as an outcast. as someone mentioned and i was initially confused if chabert was akin to the return of martin guerre. no. it is firmly established by balzac that chabert is the real deal. what interesting and though and is not is he and isn not he and but how his wife and and society and treats him. i think this is a timeless story of men who go off to fight for their country and when they come home time has left them behind. chabert is a tragic figure made all the more poignant by the amazing gerard depardieu. i do not care that he been in 1 million films and he captivating. fanny ardant has a horrible character to play. once a prostitute and rose has used her feminine wiles to climb the social ladder. are her emotions true for compte ferraud. i think they are and perhaps couple that with her social standing at the time and and you start to feel some empathy for her. fabrice lucini is slowly worming his way into my heart. he exceptional here as derville. i think if you can get your hands on this gem of a film and you would not be sorry. french cinema at its finest. 
i recently read the story to see how these two match up and and if you can believe it and this film improves upon balzac. the story is moved around and i think and to drive home the idea that colonel chabert is a man who has suffered much and yet he comes home and not a hero and but as an outcast. as someone mentioned and i was initially confused if chabert was akin to the return of martin guerre. no. it is firmly established by balzac that chabert is the real deal. what interesting and though and is not is he and isn not he and but how his wife and and society and treats him. i think this is a timeless story of men who go off to fight for their country and when they come home time has left them behind. chabert is a tragic figure made all the more poignant by the amazing gerard depardieu. i do not care that he been in 1 million films and he captivating. fanny ardant has a horrible character to play. once a prostitute and rose has used her feminine wiles to climb the social ladder. are her emotions true for compte ferraud. i think they are and perhaps couple that with her social standing at the time and and you start to feel some empathy for her. fabrice lucini is slowly worming his way into my heart. he exceptional here as derville. i think if you can get your hands on this gem of a film and you would not be sorry. french cinema at its finest. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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