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This test will measure your knowledge of foreign films (foreign to the USA that is). If you are a true fanatic you should do quite well. If you are th... ...
Pierrot le Fou
reigns supreme, soaked up
their visible emanations, defined and modeled them, then spread
them about like a perfume, an echo of themselves, a scattering of
impalpable dust. The world he lived in was one of sadness, a
degenerate king, sickly infants, idiots, dwarfs, cripples, a
handful of clownish
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lez, Josh
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Leon, Kissy Sell Out, Klaxons, L.A. Style, LCD Soundsystem,
Labradford, Lamya, Le Sport, Leona Naess, Les Fatals Picards, Les
Nubians, Le ... (1964) Pierrot le fou
Guess I feel a little bit bad
Oh, and Pierrot le fou I heard
about this film and at first the description was enticing.
80 films not in AFI's 100
Robert Bresson; ( )
Pierrot le Fou [1965] d. Jean-Luc Godard; ( ) Ran [1985] d. Akira
Kurosawa; ( ) Rashomon [1951] d. Akira Kurosawa; ( ) Rose Hobart
[1936) d. Joseph Cornell; ( ) Samurai I: Musashi Miyamoto [1954] d.
Hiroshi Inagaki; ( ) Sans Soleil [Sunless] [1983] d.
Quote of the day/week/month/etc.
"Just because women have full breasts and
soft thighs does not mean that they aren't capable of killing
everyone." - Pierrot le fou by Jean-Luc Godard
Untitled Post
section in a Jean-Luc Godard film called Pierrot le
Fou that contains some fake American English from a French
perspective. It's spoken by the Jean-Paul Belmondo
character.English-sounding words can be generated by obeying
English constraints on the form of syllables and what kinds of
consonant
What movie are you watching, or just watched?
^Zoolander is one of those "guilty pleasure" movies. So, I'm sure
you're not the only one.I tried watching 'Breathless' earlier today
but found that it didn't strike a chord with me as much as 'Pierrot
le Fou', so I stopped watching it.
