"The Rules of the Game" is a classic 1939 French comedy-drama film written and directed by Jean Renoir. Set in a wealthy Parisian family's country estate, the film follows the romantic entanglements and social interactions of the characters during a weekend hunting party. Through its witty dialogue, intricate plotting, and insightful social commentary, the film explores themes of class, infidelity, and the nature of love and relationships. Considered one of the greatest films ever made, "The Rules of the Game" is known for its technical innovations, including its use of deep focus cinematography and long takes, which contribute to its realistic and immersive storytelling style.
