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Displaying all articles tagged:
French New Wave
movie review
Dec. 17, 2023
Alphaville
Forever
Jean-Luc Godard’s wildly influential 1965 film is restored and back in theaters. There’s still no other movie like it.
By
Bilge Ebiri
rip
Sept. 13, 2022
Jean-Luc Godard, Father of French New Wave, Dead at 91
The
Breathless
and
Goodbye to Language
director died by assisted suicide at home in Switzerland.
By
Rebecca Alter
drive me back to my shack
Dec. 10, 2021
New York’s Underworld Is World Class
Looking back at Samuel Fuller’s 1953 film
Pickup on South Street,
which has the best NYC-centric opening sequence in film history.
By
Mark Jacobson
obits
Sept. 6, 2021
Jean-Paul Belmondo, Icon of the French New Wave, Dead at 88
He starred in Godard’s
Breathless
.
By
Charu Sinha
bad vacations
May 6, 2021
We’re Lucky Melvin Van Peebles’s
The Story of a Three Day Pass
Got Made at All
The New Wave classic still carries its sting of racial melancholy and calls for us to rethink institutional validation.
By
Yasmina Price
obits
Dec. 15, 2019
Anna Karina, Legend of the French New Wave, Dead at 79
She was Jean-Luc Godard’s muse.
By
Devon Ivie
obits
Sept. 12, 2010
French Director Claude Chabrol Dies in Paris
Nicolas Sarkozy said Chabrol “took the finesse of his social depictions from Balzac.”
By
Mike Vilensky