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Friday, Jul 22, 2016
8:15 PM (106 mins)
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BAMPFA
Jules and Jim
(Jules et Jim)
Imported Print
Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner, Henri Serre, Vanna Urbino,
Cinema's best-known ménage à trois starts gaily and ends in tragedy. Truffaut's lyrical construction and Raoul Coutard's brilliant cinematography combine to make the story's restlessness a physical property of the film. "There are two themes," Truffaut said, "that of the friendship between the two men, which tries to remain alive, and that of the impossibility of living à trois. The idea of the film is that the couple is not really satisfactory but there is no alternative."
FILM DETAILS
Screenwriter
- François Truffaut
- Jean Gruault
Based On
The novel by Henri-Pierre Roché
Cinematographer
- Raoul Coutard
Language
- French
- with English subtitles
Print Info
- B&W
- 35mm
- 106 mins
Source
- TIFF Cinematheque
Permission
- Janus Films/Criterion Collection
CINEFILES
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Chantal Akerman: the integrity of exile and the everyday (article), LOLA Press, Jonathan Rosenbaum, 2012
François Truffaut (distributor materials), Winter Cinema 2000, 2000
François Truffaut -- the man who loved movies (program note), Cinematheque Ontario/a division of Toronto International Film Festival Group, James Quandt, 1999
François Truffaut and friends (flyer), Regency Theatre, 1986
Francois Truffaut, 1932-1984 (obituary), Village Voice, J. Hoberman, 1984
Truffaut (program note), British Film Institute, Clare Kitson, 1980
The art of François Truffaut: a retrospective (program note), New School for Social Research (New York, N.Y.), Donald Spoto, 1977
NY film bulletin: Jean Luc Godard issue (interview), ny film bulletin, 1964
Features: Truffaut (article), P.L.
The films of François Truffaut (program note), Wendy Cheshire
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