Claude Chabrol News, Pictures & Buzz

A guide to French New Wave: The revolutionaries of cinema  Far Out Magazine

New to Stream: OVID’s November 2020 Movie Lineup  ComingSoon.net

MK2 Films to hold retrospective of filmmaker Abbas Kiarostami in April 2021  Tehran Times

MK2’s Nathanael Karmitz Unveils Big Plans With Heritage Film at Lumiere Festival (EXCLUSIVE)  Variety

40,000 European films available on 367 VOD services in Europe  Broadband TV News

BritBox 'performing well' as it ramps up originals drive and looks to international expansion  Digital TV Europe

UK-French actor and 'Moonraker' star Michael Lonsdale dies aged 89  Screen International

Today in History  Minneapolis Star Tribune

Today in history: Sept. 12 | Archives | azdailysun.com  Arizona Daily Sun

Seberg: The story of actress Jean Seberg racialized and trivialized  WSWS

Don’t Write Film Comment’s Obit: Here’s What the Magazine Means to Cinema  IndieWire

In the mood for a thriller? | Arts and Entertainment | nny360.com  NNY360

Beyond 'Jaws': Hollywood Reporter's Chief Film Critic Picks 10 Under-the-Radar Summer Favorites  Hollywood Reporter

In the mood for a thriller? 7 French films show that suspense has no language barrier  Minneapolis Star Tribune

Ten great novels about the love lives of the middle classes  The Times

Colo Tavernier O’Hagan Dies: Screenwriter Of ‘A Sunday In The Country’, ‘Daddy Nostalgia’ & More  Deadline

American Psycho Director Mary Harron Discusses her New School Residence and Film Career  The New School News

Sandrine Bonnaire and Valeria Bruni Tedeschi in a superb Chabrol mystery  San Francisco Chronicle

Only the Animals review – audacious web of love and strangeness | Peter Bradshaw's film of the week  The Guardian

Only the Animals is an absorbing puzzle  Financial Times

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I'm doing a course in france on the history of cinema and i've been given a list of the genres mentioned and these films which im trying to organise into genres. please help! L’Avventura de Michelangelo Antonioni Désert Rouge de Michelangelo Antonioni A bout de souffle de Jean-Luc Godard 400 couprs de François Truffaut Le beau Serge de Claude Chabrol Porcherie de Pier Paolo Pasolini L’Année Dernière à Marienbad d’Alain Resnais Hiroshima mon Amour d’Alain Resnais Thanks!

the few that i like are: ('60s) "Cape Fear" (directed by j. lee thompson, 1962) ('70s) "Nada" (directed by Claude Chabrol, 1974) "Day of the Jackal" (directed by Fred Zinnemann, 1973) "Three Days of the Condor" (directed by Sydney Pollack, 1975) "Marathon Man" (directed by John Schlesinger, 1976) Answer away! Broaden my mind. Tell me of obscure, outside-of-the -box, hard-to-find thrillers that really thrill that were made between the years 1960 and 1979. Please let me know of more captivatingly suspenseful stuff from the years 1960 to 1979. Please DO NOT refer me to one of those generic internet lists of thrillers. Those lists often mention films that are not even of the thriller genre. Give me your own personal recommendations, a list of 60s +70s thrillers that you personally like. Please DO NOT refer me to one of those generic internet lists of thrillers. Those lists often mention films that are not even of the thriller genre. Give me your own personal recommendations, a list of 60s +70s thrillers that you personally like. I already saw Chinatown, Psycho, Manchurian Candidate, Charade, The Conformist, and The Conversation. Refer me to more thrillers other than these films. "Chinatown" is like a neo-noir movie, "Psycho" is a horror movie, "Manchurian Candidate" is an avant-garde thriller, "Charade" is a comedy-thriller, "The Conformist" is a political movie/drama and "The Conversation" is a character study/drama. What I am seeking is strictly thrillers. C'mon, ppl, gimme more recommendations. Plzzz...

for my french class i have to do a "cultural activity". it is due by the end of the semester but i havent thought of anything, my teacher said i could go to a concert or cook something or watch a french movie but i have no idea what to cook and the only french concert i found was yelle and she's going to LA and i dont want to spend money on tickets. anybody ideas? i live in california so dont tell me to go to france -_-

I love mirrors. They let one pass through the surface of things. -Claude Chabrol

What are some famous and well know French film makers either in Hollywood or just very famous in France? Must be from France! Thanks! Also, they could be film makers in history that have past away.....