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The Burglars
This Euro-heist caper, set in Greece and directed by Henri Verneuil, is a bit different to most. Rather than building up to the perfect robbery, the film starts with the heist, then spends the rest of… more →
Permission To Kill
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A Woman is a Woman (Godard, 1961)
brightside2009 wrote 1 week ago: “I can’t tell if this is a comedy or a tragedy but, either way, it’s a masterpiec … more →
À bout de souffle
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E. Sempé wrote 1 month ago: Coincidences can be as strange as they can be cliché. Today’s coincidence: À bout de souffle. … more →
Caught in a French net
judysellers wrote 2 months ago: Sorry for the confusion – this is a wordle graphic using all the words in this post. Let the … more →
Mike Detjen Little People Big World Matt Roloff Heart Attack ...
rowlesubirabartley wrote 2 months ago: Mike Detjen or Michael James Detjen popularly known as Mike on the tv show “Little People Big … more →
Space Adventure Cobra ~ The PsychoPodcast
Charz wrote 3 months ago: Episode 32 of Anime 82’s Podcast (46min) takes a look at Cobra The Animation: The Psycho-Gun … 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 →
Friday Follies in Film: Fringe Benefits
thefoodinista wrote 4 months ago: Friday Follies [n., pl.] postings on Fridays about fashion and food in film from guest bloggers with … more →
Chocolate in My Pocket and The Fucking French
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feitelogram wrote 4 months ago: I hate French movies. Well, not Truffaut–I find him humanist–but other French movies. Go … more →
Breathless
Signe Kassow wrote 4 months ago: Jean-Luc Godard is one of my favorite directors, I just saw this movie made by him in French called … more →
The Burglars
davidptk wrote 4 months ago: This Euro-heist caper, set in Greece and directed by Henri Verneuil, is a bit different to most. Rat … more →
Le Doulos
davidptk wrote 4 months ago: Like any film fanatic I have a huge mountain of films that I need to watch. I have a stack of Spaghe … more →
Le Guignolo
davidptk wrote 4 months ago: Sorry folks, this is gonna be a half-assed review because I don’t speak French and I haven’t been ab … more →
A bout de souffle..
tanguyworld wrote 4 months ago: Jean-Luc Godard’s masterpiece will be 50 this year. “A bout de souffle” was filmed … more →
À Bout de Souffle (1960)
Vern McIlhenney wrote 5 months ago: The intention I have behind these notes is to remind myself what I loved and hated and didn’t … more →
The Male Secretaries
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dcairns wrote 5 months ago: Rather strangely, I watched two Male Secretary Films the same day, without any plan to do so. (And w … more →
Wire Talk: Weekly Rundown in the News
jnelj4u wrote 5 months ago: Elisabeth Hasselbeck Pregnant Again! The View host just announced on the show that she’s thre … more →
pierrot le fou (1965)
adambatty wrote 6 months ago: for me, jean-luc godard’s “pierrot le fou” not only represents the best example o … more →
For Ever Godard #1
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Just Another Film Buff wrote 7 months ago: À Bout De Souffle (Breathless) 1959 Start of Breathless – End of Cinema. Infinity has been written a … more →
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