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“Paris Belongs to Us” is a Jacques Rivette film that will no doubt make French cinema fans in the U.S. say, “About time!”. The French filmmaker’s debut film is mysterious take on a woman succumbing to disillusionment and conspiracy theories. Recommended! Image courtesy of © Read More …
Antonio Pietrangeli’s “I knew her well” is tragic comedy of a young woman slowly consumed and suffocated by society. And it’s one of the two finest films created by the Commedia all’italiana filmmaker. Recommended! Image courtesy of © 1965 Titanus. 2016 The Criterion Collection. All Read More …
The first film of the French New Wave, Claude Chabrol’s “Le Beau Serge” is a wonderful film. A film that is not only visually beautiful but also showcases a mature, smart and courageous screenplay and directorial style by Claude Chabrol, who would later become the Read More …
A wonderful film that is simply a pure Varda masterpiece! Agnès Varda’s “Cléo from 5 to 7” captures morality, despair and enlightenment in addition to capturing the beauty of Paris in real-time. There is so many layers within the main character but also the actual Read More …
Experimental, crazy and wild! “A Woman is a Woman” is a unique film that features an experimental style by Jean-Luc Godard satirizing American musicals, poking fun on relationships, deconstructing cinema and more! Image courtesy of © 1962 StudioCanal Image-Euro International Films. All Rights Reserved. TITLE: Read More …