Les pirates du rail

This adventure movie has not much rhythm, and the settings are really poor when an adventure movie needs impressive settings. As a set decorator, Pierre Schild worked in France in the 20-30's, and went in Spain in 1940. He worked on the settings of "les Disparus de Saint-Agil", the next Christain-Jaque far far above this one. The other set decorator is Pierre Linzbach who worked with the producer Christian Stengel on two films he directed, "Je chante" and "la famille Duraton" (only 5 movies in his imdb filmo). This movie would have needed Georges Wakhévitch as a decorator. I saw two interesting scenes, better than the rest but not exceptional. But, there is a third unforgettable scene with of course Erich von Stroheim, when he speaks with Simone Renant : this scene is unique, I don't remember any strong dialogue like this one in the 30's, even if it's short.