Francois Truffaut: Representing the New Wave of French Cinema.
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Along with a handful of other French film directors, Francois Truffaut was responsible for unveiling what would become known as the "French New Wave" in French cinema during the late 1950s. He and some of his colleagues came together to create the French film magazine, "Cahiers Du Cinema" and the rest was history. Truffaut rightfully takes his place amongst the elite of French filmmakers.
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An interesting movie. The leading performance is the most effective, regarding the acting. Truffaut's direction is imaginative.
An engaging film that avoids being too controversial, in spite of the storyline.
Worth seeing. Truffaut's only film made in England.
A rare acting appearance for Truffaut.
A well-balanced documentary, very watchable.
Working with one of Hollywood's top directors.