Day for Night Truffaut vs Godard
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Deontae 2022-03-27 09:01:21
"Metafiction"; Compared with "Eight and a Half", which expounds the introversion of the creative bottleneck, the pressure caused by the external environment to the director is obviously more relaxed
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Electa 2022-03-20 09:03:07
Homogeneous Godard's "Contempt": A tribute to meta-movie as a fanboy, as opposed to Godard's brutish political radicalization. Truffaut is more humorous and discreet: on the one hand announcing the birth of a new wave of death in studio shooting, on the other hand, with antiplot group portraits—a series of brief, loose conflicts (crises)—resolving narrative expressions for the golden age and American cinema. commemoration. An old-fashioned melodrama in the making was unraveled, repeated, omitted on set
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Liliane, la stagiaire scripte: I saw you!
Alphonse: Saw me, what?
Liliane, la stagiaire scripte: You're hot for the maid.
Alphonse: I am?
Liliane, la stagiaire scripte: Bastard! She's your type. A bouncy little duckling.
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Alexandre: Remember when we first met in Hollywood?
Séverine: No dates! Never mention numbers! Or I'll tell everyone you had a facelift!
Alexandre: Not yet. It's coming!
[Séverine laughs]