Win a copy of Le Quai Des Brumes on Blu-ray! **COMPETITION CLOSED**

Win a copy of Le Quai Des Brumes on Blu-ray! COMPETITION CLOSED

To celebrate the release of Marcel Carné’s Le Quai Des Brumes from STUDIOCANAL, we’ve two copies on Blu-ray to giveaway!

Critical Popcorn

Oct 2, 2025

2–3 minutes

Alexandre Trauner, Blu-ray, Competitions, Eugène Schüfftan, French New Wave, Jean Gabin, Le Quai Des Brumes, Marcel Carné, Michèlle Morgan, Port of Shadows, StudioCanal, Transperfect

To celebrate the release of Marcel Carné’s Le Quai Des Brumes from STUDIOCANAL, which has received a brand new 4K restoration and is released on Blu-Ray and DVD from 13^th October, we’ve got two copies on Blu-ray to giveaway!

Considered a cornerstone of French poetic realism and a pioneering influence of later film noir and the French New Wave, Le Quai Des Brumes is a broodingly atmospheric and visually striking romantic tragedy starring Jean Gabin in the role that helped cement him as a major star, alongside Michèlle Morgan, as doomed lovers whose fleeting happiness is continuously threatened by the inexorable hand of fate.

The new 4K restoration was carried out at the Transperfect laboratory using a combination of the film’s incomplete original negative and a 1938 standard nitrate fine grain. Colour grading referenced a vintage 35mm nitrate print to faithfully capture Eugène Schüfftan’s haunting cinematography and honour Alexandre Trauner’s iconic set design.

Jean (Gabin), a deserter from the Colonial Army, arrives in the misty port of Le Havre, hoping to vanish from the world. Guided by a gentle tramp, he finds refuge by the harbour and meets Nelly (Morgan), a young woman caught in her own quiet despair. As love sparks between them, Jean glimpses a chance at redemption. But in the fog-bound streets, fate is always close behind – and just as hope takes root, tragedy strikes.

Directed by Marcel Carné and written by Jacques Prévert, the film captures the melancholy and fatalism of pre-war France, with luminous performances and shadow-soaked cinematography by Eugène Schüfftan. Michèle Morgan’s transparent raincoat and beret – widely believed to reflect CHANEL’s aesthetic – remain one of cinema’s most enduring visual icons.

COMPETITION CLOSED

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Terms & Conditions

-Open to UK participants only

– 2 (two) winners will receive 1 (one) copy of Le Quai Des Brumes

-The competition closes on 30th October 2025

The prize will be dispatched to the winner upon receipt of their contact details. They’ll be contacted via email, after being picked on the website

– A new winner will be chosen, if not claimed within 3 days, of being contacted

-The Editor’s decision is final and binding on the entrants. No correspondence will be entered into

-There is no cash alternative to Prizes which are subject to availability, non-transferable, non-negotiable and non-refundable. Prizes may not be sold, offered for sale or used in connection with any other competition or promotion by the Prize winner