Reviews by fernando

Everything woth or about Gloria Grahame is worth seeing and this is ok. Benning is passionately becoming Gloria, she's not judged, just followes, explained and yeah kinda excused by his lover Turner.

Sweet Hazavinicius (and whatsoever aspects of french cinema and culture he represents) on Godard. All through the testimony left written by Wiasemsky. Godard has wit and charm and he's so dazed with revolution...

I love some 'close ups' (not literally, the character could be in medium shot but there are as intense as the heroine dancing without music), the silence between the family, the extremely hard ending

Pretentious but intelligent, mad in many ways. Love Noiret pointing out french smelling condition and being pointed out. In the best parts, somehow, Malle breaks everything and misses the point.

Just for kidding and learning the sound film making, Renoir is more than ok. Tha cast is delicious, even a miscast and victimized Simon.

Renoir at his early best. Clochard, artist, con, middle age anrchist romantic and murderer point of view. The bitchy girl is as mean as victim of another guy that pays for the three of all.

Has almost everyhting, epic, poetry with nature and instincts, paganism and christianism, men and animals (Bernard and his sheep), rascals and feudal seniors, not even heroes, even onearmed Adam is almost one...

Troell and his 'everlasting' swedish realism and conformism on epic women and macho men, and love between them. And somehow, you don't see through characters...

La modernidad gozada y escarnecida, una suerte de angel exterminador se posa en el night club y destruye un rincón para que un grupo de extraños celebre...

In the midst of all,the abstact observation on uses, abuses, fashion over needs. I love the girl changin clothes in her small car, reaching late the exhibition but enjoying the delays