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Questa è la storia di Godard nel momento in cui gira “Fino all’ultimo respiro”, raccontata nello stile e nello spirito con cui Godard ha realizzato “Fino all’ultimo respiro”. Siamo a Parigi, tra il 1959 e il 1960. Truffaut e Chabrol (Adrien Rouyard e Antoine Besson) hanno già mosso i primi passi dietro la macchina da presa. Godard (Guillaume Marbeck) è pronto a girare il suo primo lungometraggio. Rivette e Rohmer (Jonas Marmy e Côme Thieulin) sono agli esordi. Intorno a loro, un fermento culturale unico, nutrito dalle opere di Jean Cocteau (Jean-Jacques Le Vessier), Robert Bresson, Roberto Rossellini (Laurent Mothe) e Jean-Pierre Melville. Girato con lo stesso spirito libero, audace e sperimentale che animava quei giorni, il film non si limita a ricostruire la genesi di “À bout de souffle”, ma la vive e la reinventa.

Il secondo film di questa settimana è “Moulin  Rouge” di Buz Luhrmnann. Nella Parigi nel 1899, Christian (Ewan McGregor) è un giovane scrittore inglese in cerca di ispirazione che ha appena trovato casa nel quartiere bohémien di Pigalle.Grazie a un incontro imprevisto, il ragazzo è introdotto nell’ambiente teatrale del Moulin Rouge, celebre locale notturno del quartiere. Sperando di persuadere l’impresario Zidler (Jim Broadbent) a mettere in scena un nuovo show, gli attori decidono di presentare il talentuoso nuovo arrivato all’étoile del locale, Satine, meravigliosa, desiderata da tutti e purtroppo malata. Christian e Satine si innamorano, ma la loro strada è segnata.

On the set of “Until the Last Breath,” to rediscover the myth of a free and revolutionary cinema.

This is the story of Godard at the moment he’s shooting “Breathless,” told in the style and spirit with which Godard made “Breathless.” We’re in Paris, between 1959 and 1960. Truffaut and Chabrol (Adrien Rouyard and Antoine Besson) have already taken their first steps behind the camera. Godard (Guillaume Marbeck) is ready to shoot his first feature film. Rivette and Rohmer (Jonas Marmy and Côme Thieulin) are just starting out. Around them, a unique cultural ferment, nourished by the works of Jean Cocteau (Jean-Jacques Le Vessier), Robert Bresson, Roberto Rossellini (Laurent Mothe) and Jean-Pierre Melville. Shot with the same free, audacious and experimental spirit that animated those days, the film doesn’t just reconstruct the genesis of “Breathless,” but lives it and reinvents it.

The second film of this week is “Moulin Rouge” by Buz Luhrmnann. In Paris in 1899, Christian (Ewan McGregor) is a young English writer searching for inspiration who has just found a home in the bohemian Pigalle neighborhood. Thanks to an unexpected encounter, the boy is introduced to the theatrical environment of the Moulin Rouge, a famous nightspot in the neighborhood. Hoping to persuade the impresario Zidler (Jim Broadbent) to stage a new show, the actors decide to present the talented new arrival to the star of the venue, Satine, a marvelous, desired woman, and unfortunately ill. Christian and Satine fall in love, but their path is marked.

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Sul set di "Fino all'ultimo respiro", per riscoprire il mito di un cinema libero e rivoluzionario

Questa è la storia di Godard nel momento in cui gira “Fino all’ultimo respiro”, raccontata nello stile e nello spirito con cui Godard …

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Ma nuit chez Maud (1969), directed by Éric Rohmer, is a cornerstone of Rohmer’s Six Moral Tales series, and its famous Pascal-inspired dialogue explores the tension between faith, chance, and moral choice — all within the framework of a single night’s encounter.

#trintignant #rohmer #cinema

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Noch ein Glücksfall: Christian Petzold ist einer der wenigen Künstler, die gern über ihr Werk reden.

https://www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/roter-himmel-christian-petzold-kino-100.html

#ChristianPetzold #Petzold #RoterHimmel #EricRohmer #Rohmer

Christian Petzolds "Roter Himmel" - Die Neu-Entdeckung des Sommers

Regisseur Christian Petzold erfindet mit seinem Film "Roter Himmel" den deutschen Sommer neu. Ein Genre, das in Deutschland eigentlich keine Tradition hat.

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Chat qui louche sur une cassette d'une reprise d'Elvis Costello par Chet Baker.
- "Almost blue, Almost doing things we used to do" ❤️
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#ericrohmer #rohmer #chetbaker #elviscostello #cat #dog #dogsofpixelfed #doggo #painting #acrylic #peinture #peintureacrylique #art #illustration #butterfly
👁️Cycle Emmanuel Mouret sur #arte . Quasiment tous vus mais je me laisserai tenter en cette période automnale et d'incertitudes sur mon avenir professionnel. #profdoc stop ✖️ ou encore ? . En tout cas du cinéma léger , érudit toujours un ➕ . Une touche de #rohmer aussi @arnaud_tabarly 😉
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Cycle Emmanuel Mouret - Cinéma | ARTE

ARTE propose un cycle consacré à Emmanuel Mouret dont le dernier film Trois Amies sort le 6 novembre prochain, avec 5 longs métrages, 1 moyen et 1 court . Ce cinéaste du marivaudage burlesque, à mi-chemin entre Éric Rohmer et Woody Allen, nous entraîne dans une réjouissante valse des sentiments, dont la drôlerie se teinte parfois de mélancolie.

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Tosolo un viernes lluvioso de octubre: en esta santa casa se pone Cuento de otoño de Rohmer.

https://letterboxd.com/ramirenko/film/autumn-tale/

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A ★★★★ review of Autumn Tale (1998)

El cine de Rohmer es fascinante: un guión sencillo, cuatro o cinco personajes, una localización idílica y nada más. La magia hace el resto. Todo fluye, la sensibilidad se desborda, la historia te atrapa y de repente te encuentras en un refugio cuqui en el que quieres quedarte para siempre. Es un prodigio. P.S. No se puede ser más divina que Marie Rivière.

Les Amours d'Astrée et de Céladon (Éric #Rohmer, 2097) Rohmer's last film is an enjoyable anachronistic comedy of errors which inevitably aligns with his usual themes. It's a beautiful film which slyly becomes quite horny towards the big reveal everyone sees coming.
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A ★★★ review of The Romance of Astrea and Celadon (2007)

Rohmer's last film quickly fits with the rest of his oeuvre, thanks to all the misunderstandings, talking, and scheming. Here he just takes pleasure in recreating an artificial world with a painterly eye. Inevitably it's a distant film, theatrical, literal and archaic. But it's charming nonetheless. Also, gets weirdly hot towards the end with the cross-dressing and confused girl love.

Rohmer’s conte d’été (1996) requires an urgent rewatch

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The Aviator's Wife (1981)

Director: Éric Rohmer

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Nadja à Paris (Éric Rohmer, 1964) Probably Rohmer's most famous short and you can see why that is the case. It's a light portrait of Paris in a particular time seen through young romantic/outsider eyes. Some typical #Rohmer motifs are already in place (talking, reading, walking). #film #nouvellevague #CinemaMastodon https://boxd.it/6nj1wZ
A ★★★ review of Nadja in Paris (1964)

I wonder what my parents would think of Nadja à Paris as they met each other as students in Paris around this time (weird how they could be in the background somewhere, crossing a street, buying a book, et cetera.) Anyway, probably Rohmer at his most conventional nouvelle vague. Which isn't a bad thing. It's charming and unpretentious (Proust thesis notwithstanding.) Of course, now it's a lovely memory of a certain idea of Paris (A.P.C. based most of its aesthetic on films like these.) After this, Rohmer would carve out his own style, although already there are books, talking and,