Blogs about: Francois Truffaut

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July 17-20 Fun in (and out of) the Sun!1 comment

thebigredapple wrote 1 day ago: There are so many amazing events happening this weekend that my google calendar looks like a piece o … more →

Tags: Upcoming Events to Consider, Black Taxi, *Bryant Park, capture the flag, cat stevens, Celebrate Brooklyn!, central park, Coney Island, Crotona Park

Tidbit #5: What made the Golden Age golden?2 comments

mmdanziger wrote 4 days ago: It’s more or less agreed upon that the period between the advent of sound (early 30s) until th … more →

Tags: Tidbit, classic film, commercial vs artistic, Film History, Golden Age, japanese film, Silent Film, Television, ukiyo-e

Reading the Movies: Some Books for Cinephiles!2 comments

Ben wrote 1 week ago: I’ve been asked by fellow-blogger Movieman0283 over at The Dancing Image to join him and a few … more →

Tags: Film and Literature, Hollywood, Movies in Literature, World Cinema, Alfred Hitchcock, Cahiers du Cinema, Cinema, classical hollywood cinema, confessions of a nazi spy

1977 DvdRip Close Encounters of The Third Kind

Ali Maltz wrote 1 week ago: 1977 DVDRIP CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND Close Encounters of the Third Kind (1977) is an a … more →

Tags: 1977 DVDRIP CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF THE THIRD KIND, Ali Maltz, Ali Maltz 19 years old, alien abduction, Alien Abductions, Bob Balaban, cary guffey, close encounter, Close Encounters of the Third Kind

Mississippi Mermaid

tidepooler wrote 1 week ago: BAM’s screening the 1969 Truffaut classic Mississippi Mermaid all week, starting tomorrow! I … more →

Tags: Culture, film, 1960s Film, Catherine Deneuve, French film

Books #2: Diary of a Balaban12 comments

dcairns wrote 1 week ago: The Close Encounters of the Third Kind Diary, by Bob Balaban. Odd that I should choose this as an i … more →

Tags: film, Literature, Bob Balaban, Steven Spielberg, The Close Encounters of the Third Kind Diary

CLASSIC REVIEW: 'Bonnie and Clyde'

cribbster wrote 2 weeks ago: Part of a continuous series of classic film reviews from some of the most eloquent, hilarious film … more →

Tags: Classic-Reviews, warner bros., The New York Times, Quentin Tarantino, John Carpenter, Bonnie and Clyde, Warren Beatty, Faye Dunaway, Arthur Penn

Tingin naman tayo ng bagong Pilms

chrisangeloperez wrote 2 weeks ago: And so, here at AFaW, to make us more relevant to whoever reads us, we present “Kalyeng Cahiers”, t … more →

Tags: Movies, film, In Theaters, Experiences, Kalyeng Cahiers, Cahiers du Cinema, Thoughts, Philippines

Sono molto felice8 comments

fabrizio centofanti wrote 4 weeks ago: da qui … more →

Tags: Youtubox

The 400 Blows2 comments

Franz Patrick wrote 4 weeks ago: 400 Blows, The ★★★★ / ★★★★ I found this classic film’s theme of running away in order to ach … more →

Tags: films, Movies, Drama, Classic, Coming of Age, Psychology, Love, Innocence, Freedom

French Film Festival na!1 comment

rona wrote 1 month ago: Bonjour! Bonjour! Comme ca va?  Is the rain making you feel artsy?  Or are you really into French fi … more →

Tags: Movies, raya martin, independencia, Brillante Ma. Mendoza, serbis, French Film Festival, Shangri La Cineplex, schedule of films, The 400 Blows

Spend the afternoon with Jean-Pierre Leaud.2 comments

Jesse Trussell wrote 1 month ago: 1. Screen test for 400 Blows (1958) 2. Paul calling Madeleine in Masculine Feminine (1965) … more →

Tags: film, Spend the Afternoon With, Jean-Luc Godard, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Olivier Assayas, Tsai Ming-liang

La crise du XXIe siècle selon Truffaut6 comments

ilestcinqheures wrote 1 month ago: Invité pour le numéro d’août 1983 de La Quinzaine Littéraire à s’exprimer sur le thème … more →

Tags: jour, Crise, La Quinzaine Littéraire, seguela

The 400 Blows (1959)

adambatty wrote 1 month ago: With gracious thanks to the BFI the opportunity to see The 400 Blows screened theatrically cropped … more →

Tags: France, El Arenal, french new wave, Antoine Doinel, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Cinema, Culture, film, Movies

PARIS BELONGS TO US - or Does It?3 comments

morlockjeff wrote 2 months ago: Whether by accident or design, French filmmaker Jacques Rivette is probably the least known member … more →

Tags: Classic Films, Alain Resnais, Betty Schneider, Breathless, Cashiers du Cinema, Daniel Crohem, François Maistre, Francoise Prevost, french new wave

The best view of the Eiffel Tower sits on the House of Air

franceblogger wrote 2 months ago: François Truffaut’s 1959 “The 400 Blows” starts with a declaration of love. Not f … more →

Tags: Paris, News, Bellevue, eiffel tower, tour eiffel, gustave eiffel, The 400 Blows, " "Le 400 Coups, le Maison de l'Air

LES QUATRE CENTS COUPS

steev wrote 2 months ago: Les Quatre Cents Coups [The 400 Blows] d. François Truffaut / 1959 / France / 99 mins Viewed at: The … more →

Tags: Screen Addict, France, French Cinema, 1950s, Jean-Pierre Léaud, nouvelle vague

Hot type2 comments

stevenhartwriter wrote 2 months ago: I’ve been hearing rumors for years now about plans for a new film adaptation of Ray Bradbury … more →

Tags: The Reading Life, Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451, Bernard Herrmann

Short Review: Antoine and Colette

joshclaytonfilm wrote 2 months ago: It’s been awhile but I literally just watched Francois Truffaut’s “Antoine and Col … more →

Tags: Films I've seen, Antoine and Colette, Love at Twenty, Shintaro Ishihara, Marcel Ophüls, Renzo Rossellini, Andrzej Wajda, Antoine Doinel


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