Film Blog

Alan Resnais' holocaust documentary is very powerful, and puts documentary makes like Michael Moore to shame. The short work is filmed w...

I believe something was perhaps lost in translation for me in My Night at Maud's, because I did not find it on par with other films I ha...

In Vivre sa Vie, Anna Karina plays Nana, a shop girl who suddenly decides to become a prostitute, and sensitive to unpredictable emotion. Na...

One of the first non-genre intensive films I have seen by Godard, Masculin Feminin was very well sculpted. The youth culture presented in th...

Contempt is a somewhat interesting work involving a couple comprised of a writer and a typist. The very occupations of these two seem to spe...

As a young French soldier returns from Algeria, the girl he loved is gone, and her umbrella shop replaced by a washing machine shop. While c...

This film really impressed me, as it both embraces strong comedic and dramatic elements. Truffaut, always interested in form, seems at the t...