Gorgeous ‘Pierrot Le Fou’ Poster by Yuko Shimizu
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Pierrot le Fou
New on Video: Rainer Werner Fassbinder’s ‘The Merchant of Four Seasons’
So in many respects, here and elsewhere, and again, it does admittedly come down to what could be done in the 1950s versus the 1970s, Rainer Werner Fassbinder is indeed like Douglas Sirk, but like Douglas Sirk turned up to 11.
Adieu au langage and Film Socialisme: Godard’s Latest, Among His Greatest
With Goodbye to Language, Godard sought to explore a certain kind of language that cinema still allows: “A mixture of words and images.” To that aim, I would say mission accomplished.
The Sounds of Revolution: Godard’s ‘Sympathy for the Devil’ and ‘British Sounds’
There was something in the air when Jean-Luc Godard took up the political banner of the late 1960s and shifted his filmmaking focus in terms of storytelling style and stories told, and in a general sense of formal reevaluation and reinvention.
TIFF Cinematheque presents a Summer in France: ‘The Mother and the Whore’ is uncompromising in recreating the frustrating banality of life
The Mother and the Whore Directed by Jean Eustache Written …
TIFF Cinematheque presents a Summer in France: There’s much ado about ‘Pierrot le Fou’
Pierrot le Fou Directed by Jean-Luc-Godard France, 1965 A man …
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Mid-year in Paris: TIFF Cinematheque presents ‘Summer in France’
Starting July 13th and running through September 2nd, prepare yourself …
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