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A bout de Souffle (1960), the first feature film by Jean-Luc Godard, considered to be one of the greatest directors of history by many film lovers, is a movie divides the history of cinema into two.
A Bout de Souffle by Jean-Luc Godard (1960) Read More
Vivement Dimanche by François Truffaut. Francois Traffaut, 34 years after his first directing experience, this time his latest movie Vivement dimanche! (1983) was behind the camera.
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Andre Bazin, the great cinema theorist, begins his cinema studies by establishing a cinema club in the House of Letters he founded in Paris. Thanks to those who come to the club, new friendships, emerging publications and the effects of those publications, a small movement evolves into the magazine: Les Cahiers du Cinema.
Les Quatre Cents Coups by François Truffaut (1959) Read More
The story of Doinel (Jean-Pierre Leaud) in Baisers volés (1968) that he did not belong to the world of adults was actually the remains of Truffaut’s own life. The attitude of the director, who grew up with his stepfather figure in an environment where he could not adapt, by seeing his grandmother rather than his mother, was in parallel with Doinel, who was tangent to 68 uprisings
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The concept of “auteur”, which the New Wave presents to cinema, has the idea that the writer and director of the movie is the same person, and that the name of the movie creator is again the director. Accepting Alexandre Astruc’s assertion that the director can use the camera like a pencil, he thinks to bring this idea to life. Truffaut Tirez reinterprets the novel he inspired in “Sur le Pianiste”.
Tirez Sur le Pianiste by François Truffaut (1960) Read More