These are my Top 10 films of 1932, as requested by Jack Miller. Special mention for two Universal directors in their prime: Tod Browning for Freaks, and James Whale for The Old Dark House.
(10) Ootona no miru ehon: Umarete wa mita keredo [A Picture-Book for Grown-Ups: I Was Born, But...] [Yasujirō Ozu, 1932]
(9) Blonde Venus [Josef von Sternberg, 1932]
(8) Nasanu-naka [No Blood Relation] [Mikio Naruse, 1932]
(7) Fanny [Marcel Pagnol with Marc Allégret, 1932]
(6) Scarface [Howard Hawks, 1932]
(5) Shanghai Express [Josef von Sternberg, 1932]
(4) Trouble in Paradise [Ernst Lubitsch, 1932]
(2: TIE / EX AEQUO)
Vampyr: The Strange Adventure of Allan Gray [Carl Theodor Dreyer, 1932]
and
Boudu sauvé des eaux [Boudu Saved from the Waters] [Jean Renoir, 1932]
(1) La nuit du carrefour [Night at the Crossroads] [Jean Renoir, 1932]
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