Cette tribune de carnaval Madame Ménégoz, épouse du réalisateur Robert Ménégoz, productrice de Werner Schroeter, de Wim Wenders, d'Éric Rohmer, de Barbet Schroeder, de Mauro Bolognini, d'Andrzej Wajda, de Roger Planchon, de Agnieszka Holland, de Romain Go posts
The Economist After neighbours and acquaintances are murdered in mysterious circumstances, Janina Duszejko (Agnieszka Mandat) becomes convinced that the murderers are animals taking revenge for being hunted
Agnieszka Holland’s new film is a subtle ecological thriller
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A fascinating addition to a multifaceted career
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The Economist Nazis and communists smothered Poland in fear and lies. The films of Andrzej Wajda strove for truth
The Polish film-maker who told forbidden truths
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Andrzej Wajda, Poland's greatest film-maker, died on October 9th
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The WorldPost Agencies all over the world have been giving accounts of his life and many remembered his great life and films.
Saying good-bye to Andrzej Wajda, an Oscar winning film director and a great friend of Gdansk
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Today, with sadness, I am participating in funeral ceremonies of Andrzej Wajda, a world acclaimed film director, and a great friend of Gdansk. He...
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The New York Times - Theater Andrzej Wajda, who died this week at age 90, was Poland’s greatest filmmaker. He was also a prolific director of theater.
Remembering Andrzej Wajda, Unflinching Observer of Modern Poland
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Mr. Wajda, who died on Oct. 9, was a people’s artist in a manner that his native country’s former rulers could not have anticipated or suppressed.
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NPR Wajda's final film, completed before his death, will be Poland's official entry for 2017's best foreign-language film Oscar.
Filmmaker Andrzej Wajda Dies At 90, Celebrated Resistance To Authoritarianism
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Well-known films by the director include A Generation, Man of Marble and Man of Iron, which in which characters fight Nazis and communists. His final film will compete for a foreign-language Oscar.
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The Economist Andrzej Wajda fought Communist censorship to make films like “Ashes and Diamonds” and “Man of Marble”. “Katyn” (2007), his Oscar-nominated masterpiece, highlighted the wartime Soviet massacre of 20,000 Polish officers (one of whom was his Read more ... father)
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The New Yorker Éric Rohmer’s entire career is centered on one simple idea. Almost all his films have the same underlying structure, the temptation and rejection of a false love while waiting for a true one.
Éric Rohmer’s Elusive Life, Revealed in a New Biography
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Long before the release of his first feature, Rohmer brought about a revolution in the name of others, as critic, editor, and friend.
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The New Yorker For all their deflection and irony, Éric Rohmer’s films are intensely personal fusions of firsthand observation and vast cultural sophistication.
Éric Rohmer’s Elusive Life, Revealed in a New Biography
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Long before the release of his first feature, Rohmer brought about a revolution in the name of others, as critic, editor, and friend.
117 months ago
The New Yorker Though biographies are meant to illuminate their subjects, it’s no insult to the superb new biography of the filmmaker Éric Rohmer to say that the book keeps its subject somewhat elusive.
Éric Rohmer’s Elusive Life, Revealed in a New Biography
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Long before the release of his first feature, Rohmer brought about a revolution in the name of others, as critic, editor, and friend.
117 months ago
The New Yorker The film "The Marquise of O” showcases what happens when an aristocrat—whose sense of morality and of social norms ought to restrain him—lets himself go.
The Film Where Eric Rohmer Let Desire Win
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“The Marquise of O,” about a pregnancy resulting from a rape that the victim didn't know occurred, represents the vanishing point of Rohmer’s philosophical universe.
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