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2 days ago · I’m looking forward to returning to those streets of Paris as I am currently finishing the Doinel Collection where Truffaut continued to collaborate with the actor Jean-Pierre Léaud, following the character Antoine Doinel over the years. Once I’m done with this there will be so many more French New Wave films to enjoy.
4 days ago · Antoine, artfully played by Jean-Pierre Léaud, isn't your average joyrider; he's a symbol of youthful defiance. The stolen bicycle scene isn't long, but it's powerful. It's when we see Antoine pedaling through the streets, we're right there with him, feeling every pedal pump as a heartbeat of his frustration and dreams.
But Tuna’s declared inspiration is François Truffaut’s delightful The 400 Blows, as he reportedly plans to follow Ahmet’s apprenticeship to life, as Truffaut did with his iconic recurring character Antoine Doinel, played by Jean-Pierre Léaud. After this dazzling first chapter, we can’t wait to see what is coming next!
1 day ago · La proyección se realiza a propósito de los 80 años del natalicio de Jean-Pierre Léaud. “Queremos homenajear al gran actor francés, con su primer e icónico rol como el niño Antoine Doinel , el alter ego de Truffaut, en Los 400 golpes, un rol que lo marcará para siempre y que, de hecho, retomará cuatro veces más en otras películas de Truffaut, en que crece y se hace adulto.
16 hours ago · Jean-Pierre Léaud, Juliet Berto, and Anne Wiazemsky co-star in Godards rouge-tinted, slogan-splattered political comedy concerning five innocents passing their summer vacation in a shared apartment by discoursing on Mao, performing agitprop theater, and contemplating the role of terrorism in bringing on the revolution.
3 days ago · A propósito de los 80 años del natalicio de Jean-Pierre Léaud, quien encarnó a Antoine Doinel, alter ego de François Truffaut, se exhibe Los 400 golpes. Es una oportunidad única para ver la ópera prima del realizador francés y uno de los filmes fundadores de la nouvelle vague.
5 days ago · Jean-Pierre Léaud, Juliet Berto, and Anne Wiazemsky co-star in Godard’s rouge-tinted, slogan-splattered political comedy concerning five innocents passing their summer vacation in a shared apartment by discoursing on Mao, performing agitprop theater,… More...
