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For Ever Godard #31
Histoire(s) Du Cinéma (History Of Cinema) 1988-98 History of Cinema (1988-98) The candidate for this concluding part of the Godard marathon couldn’t be anything other than Godard’s magnum opus Histo… more →
The Seventh Art
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kiwinomnom wrote 2 days ago: Come watch with me Band of Outsiders care of Cinematheque Ontario you have my number so call me. … more →
Video Essay 1: On Claude Chabrol's Les Bonnes femmes
dublin2009 wrote 4 days ago: A fabulous video essay on Claude Chabrol’s Les Bonnes femmes at the wonderful Film Studies Fo … more →
Impossibly Cool: Le Samourai Review
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robertod wrote 5 days ago: Jean-Pierre Melville’s ultra stylish 1967 noir thriller is not as well recognised as it ought … more →
A Note on Narrative and Direction in A Bout de Souffle (Breathless)
A.R. Duckworth wrote 1 week ago: In A Bout de Souffle (1960) a brief cameo from the director Jean-Luc Godard highlights the construct … more →
À bout de souffle
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E. Sempé wrote 2 weeks ago: Coincidences can be as strange as they can be cliché. Today’s coincidence: À bout de souffle. … more →
Focus & Subtlety
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larycrews wrote 2 weeks ago: Acting on film: focus and subtlety. A film is always much richer when we actors have the confidence … more →
Nouvelle Vague - New Wave - 2007
pixiecurtis wrote 2 months ago: Covers escolhidos e reunidos pela Banda Nouvelle Vague: DISC1: 1. You Really Got Me – (with S … more →
(Monday) Muse: Jean Seberg
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ejgomes wrote 3 months ago: My favorite era of film is the French New Wave cinema–Godard, Truffaut, Lelouch, etc. But … more →
The Unofficial Female Film Canon
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mrsemmapeel wrote 3 months ago: I decided to make this list, because often looking at consensus and canonical lists, the film is do … more →
bed and board (1970)
adambatty wrote 3 months ago: the fourth part in francois truffaut’s antoine doinel cycle, bed and board explores the marri … more →
This Is Spot On...
arielviews wrote 3 months ago: A Stella Artois-financed short film called Dial Hard. Its hilarious and spot on. This is how … more →
hiroshima mon amour (1958)
adambatty wrote 3 months ago: im going to keep this very brief, as hiroshima mon amour will be the first of a new in-depth type o … more →
French 24, 8 Mile and Die Hard
cultfriction wrote 3 months ago: The new advert campaign by Stella Artois takes some of America best known films and adds some splash … more →
Breathless
cosmophonics wrote 3 months ago: Another short story experiment, again in 100 words. He was an American kid from South Dakota, with a … more →
PROJECT #1 - THE FIG LEAF AND THE FURNACE OF THE NOVICE STARS
figleafthemovie wrote 3 months ago: “A Film Found on a Scrap Heap.” Jean Luc Godard’s WEEKEND (1967) PROJECT … more →
Nouvelle Vague: 50 Years On Conference. Part 2: "Jean-Luc Godard: Continuity & Critique"
Amber wrote 3 months ago: Jean-Luc Godard For many people, especially those recently introduced to the Nouvelle Vague, Jean-Lu … more →
Go forth and die
bookofecclesiastes wrote 3 months ago: Vanity of vanities, vanity of vanities; all is vanity. What profit hath a man of all his labour whi … more →
Stella Artois goes Le Mépris...
Amber wrote 3 months ago: …mixing Godard with…. 24? This article by the Guardian says it all. …and now … more →
Nouvelle Vague: 50 Years On Conference. Part 1: "Was the New Wave just plain uppity?"
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Amber wrote 3 months ago: Les Bonnes Femmes Ah, to be French! Last weekend I was once again reminded of the boxes of French la … more →
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