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Ingrid Hoeben Ⓥ 🇧🇪Nov 23

born on this day in 1928, the master Pierre Etaix.
(23:11/1928-14/10/2016)

Do watch his movies, all of them!

❤️

#comedy #pierreetaix #france #cinema #letterboxd #legrandamour #thebiglove

https://letterboxd.com/ingridmoov/film/le-grand-amour/

A ★★★★½ review of Le Grand Amour (1969)

What a delight! What a treat! It’s the balletic grace of Charlie Chaplin & the minimalism of Hal Ashby’s BEING THERE. Truly surrealist dreamscapes & the crafted comic genius of Tati’s PLAYTIME. Etaix was a genius, this one is from 1969. Aka The Big Love ❤️ Directed by Pierre Étaix Script : Pierre Étaix & Jean-Claude Carrière Grand prix du cinéma français Prix de l'Office Catholique au Festival de Cannes. Prix d'interprétation au Festival international de Panama "A bracing rediscovery … sparkling, poignant and subversive, Mr. Etaix's films have drawn on the art of silent cinema, the circus and the music hall, while

Ingrid Hoeben Ⓥ 🇧🇪Jan 4, 2025

❤️
#comedy #pierreetaix #france #cinema #letterboxd #legrandamour #thebiglove

https://boxd.it/8jcCVt

A ★★★★½ review of Le Grand Amour (1969)

What a delight! What a treat! It’s the balletic grace of Charlie Chaplin & the minimalism of Hal Ashby’s BEING THERE. Truly surrealist dreamscapes & the crafted comic genius of Tati’s PLAYTIME. Etaix was a genius, this one is from 1969. Aka The Big Love ❤️ Directed by Pierre Étaix Script : Pierre Étaix & Jean-Claude Carrière Grand prix du cinéma français Prix de l'Office Catholique au Festival de Cannes. Prix d'interprétation au Festival international de Panama "A bracing rediscovery … sparkling, poignant and subversive, Mr. Etaix's films have drawn on the art of silent cinema, the circus and the music hall, while

Ingrid Hoeben Ⓥ 🇧🇪Mar 5, 2024

#LeGrandAmour (1969)
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Directed by #PierreÉtaix
Script : Pierre Étaix & Jean-Claude Carrière

Grand prix du #cinéma français
Prix de l'Office Catholique au Festival de Cannes.
Prix d'interprétation au Festival international de Panama

"A bracing rediscovery … sparkling, poignant and subversive, Mr. Etaix's films have drawn on the art of silent cinema, the circus and the music hall, while holding up a mirror to the absurdities of life in the modern world." - Kristin Jones, Wall Street Journal