François Truffaut Collection - 21-DVD Box Set ( Les quatre cents coups / Tirez sur le pianiste / Jules et Jim / La peau douce / Fahrenheit 451 / La mariée était en noir / Baisers volés / La sirène du Mississipi / L'enfant sauvage / Domicile conjugal Les deux Anglaises et le continent ) ( Une belle fille comme moi / La nuit américaine / L'histoire d'Adèle H. / L'argent de poche / L'homme qui aimait les femmes / La chambre verte / L'amour en fuite / Le dernier métro / La femme d'à côté / Vivement dimanche! )

François Truffaut Collection - 21-DVD Box Set (DVD) (*)

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Original Title: Les quatre cents coups / Tirez sur le pianiste / Jules et Jim / La peau douce / Fahrenheit 451 / La mariée était en noir / Baisers volés / La sirène du Mississipi / L'enfant sauvage / Domicile conjugal
Les deux Anglaises et le continent
Alternate Title: Une belle fille comme moi / La nuit américaine / L'histoire d'Adèle H. / L'argent de poche / L'homme qui aimait les femmes / La chambre verte / L'amour en fuite / Le dernier métro / La femme d'à côté / Vivement dimanche!
Screened, competed or awarded at:
BAFTA Awards
Berlin International Film Festival
Cannes Film Festival
Cartagena Film Festival
David Donatello Awards
Edgar Allan Poe Awards
Golden Globes
Oscar Academy Awards
Venice Film Festival
Other Film Festival Awards

Language Selections:
English ( Mono )
English ( Subtitles )
French ( Mono )
French ( Subtitles )

Product Origin/Format:
France ( PAL/Region 2 )

Running Time:
2140 min + 812 min extras

Aspect Ratio:
Widescreen (1.66:1)

Special Features:
Box Set
Cast/Crew Interview(s)
Commentary
Deleted Scenes
Interactive Menu
Multi-DVD Set
Scene Access
Short Film
Trailer(s)
Black & White

Movie filmed in 1959 - 1983 and produced in:
France ( France, Benelux )
Italy ( Italy, Greece )
United Kingdom ( Great Britain, Ireland )

Directed By:
François Truffaut

Written By:
François Truffaut
Marcel Moussy
David Goodis
Henri-Pierre Roché
Jean-Louis Richard
Cornell Woolrich
Claude de Givray
Jean Gruault
Henry Farrell
Suzanne Schiffman
Michel Fermaud
Marie-France Pisier
Charles Williams

Actors:
Jean-Pierre Léaud ..... Antoine Doinel
Claire Maurier ..... Gilberte Doinel - la mère d'Antoine
Albert Rémy ..... Julien Doinel
Guy Decomble ..... 'Petite Feuille', the French teacher
Georges Flamant ..... Mr. Bigey
Patrick Auffay ..... René
Daniel Couturier ..... Betrand Mauricet
François Nocher ..... Un enfant / Child
Richard Kanayan ..... Un enfant / Child
Renaud Fontanarosa ..... Un enfant / Child
Michel Girard ..... Un enfant / Child
Serge Moati ..... Un enfant / Child
Bernard Abbou ..... Un enfant / Child
Jean-François Bergouignan ..... Un enfant / Child
Michel Lesignor ..... Un enfant / Child
Charles Aznavour ..... Charlie Kohler
Edouard Saroyan ..... Léna
Marie Dubois ..... Thérèse Saroyan
Nicole Berger ..... Clarisse
Michèle Mercier ..... Plyne
Serge Davri ..... Momo
Claude Mansard ..... Fido Saroyan
Richard Kanayan ..... Chico Saroyan
Albert Rémy ..... Richard Saroyan
Jean-Jacques Aslanian ..... Ernest
Daniel Boulanger ..... Lars Schmeel
Claude Heymann ..... Passerby
Alex Joffé ..... Le chanteur
Boby Lapointe ..... Mammy
Catherine Lutz
Jeanne Moreau ..... Catherine
Oskar Werner ..... Jules
Henri Serre ..... Jim
Vanna Urbino ..... Gilberte
Serge Rezvani ..... Albert
Anny Nelsen ..... Lucie
Sabine Haudepin ..... Sabine, la petite
Marie Dubois ..... Thérèse
Michel Subor ..... Récitant / Narrato
Jean Desailly ..... Pierre Lachenay
Françoise Dorléac ..... Nicole
Nelly Benedetti ..... Franca Lachenay
Daniel Ceccaldi ..... Clément
Laurence Badie ..... Ingrid
Philippe Dumat ..... Directeur cinéma Reims
Paule Emanuele ..... Odile
Maurice Garrel ..... Bontemps
Sabine Haudepin ..... Sabine Lachenay
Dominique Lacarrière ..... La secrétaire Dominique
Jean Lanier ..... Michel
Pierre Risch ..... Chanoine
Maurice Magalon
Julie Christie ..... Clarisse
Linda Montag ..... Guy Montag
Oskar Werner ..... The Captain
Cyril Cusack ..... Fabian / Headmistress
Anton Diffring ..... Man with the Apple
Jeremy Spenser ..... Book Woman
Bee Duffell ..... Book Person: 'The Life of Henry Brulard'
Alex Scott
Jeanne Moreau ..... Julie Kohler
Michel Bouquet ..... Coral
Jean-Claude Brialy ..... Corey
Charles Denner ..... Fergus
Claude Rich ..... Bliss
Michael Lonsdale ..... Rene Morane
Daniel Boulanger ..... Delvaux
Alexandra Stewart ..... Mlle Becker
Sylvine Delannoy ..... Mme Morane
Luce Fabiole ..... Julie's mother
Michèle Montfort ..... Fergus's model
Jacqueline Rouillard ..... Mechanic
Paul Pavel ..... Examining judge
Gilles Quéant ..... David
Serge Rousseau
Delphine Seyrig ..... Fabienne Tabard
Claude Jade ..... Christine Darbon
Michael Lonsdale ..... Georges Tabard
Harry-Max ..... Monsieur Henri
André Falcon ..... Monsieur Blady
Daniel Ceccaldi ..... Lucien Darbon
Claire Duhamel ..... Madame Darbon
Catherine Lutz ..... Catherine
Martine Ferrière ..... La chef-vendeuse du magasin de chaussures
Jacques Rispal ..... Monsieur Colin
Serge Rousseau ..... Le type qui suit Christine
Paul Pavel ..... Julien
François Darbon ..... L'adjudant-chef Picard
Albert Simono ..... Albani, le client de l'agence
Jean-Paul Belmondo ..... Louis Mahé
Catherine Deneuve ..... Julie Roussel
Marion Vergano ..... Berthe
Nelly Borgeaud ..... Landlady
Martine Ferrière ..... Jardine
Marcel Berbert ..... Detective
Yves Drouhet ..... Comolli
Michel Bouquet ..... Richard
Roland Thénot
Jean-Pierre Cargol ..... Victor, l'enfant sauvage
François Truffaut ..... Le Dr Jean Itard
Françoise Seigner ..... Madame Guerin
Jean Dasté ..... Professor Philippe Pinel
Annie Miller ..... Madame Lemeri
Claude Miller ..... Monsieur Lemeri
Paul Villé ..... Remy
Nathan Miller ..... Baby Lemeri
Mathieu Schiffman ..... Mathieu
Jean Gruault ..... Visitor at Institute
Robert Cambourakis ..... Countryman
Gitt Magrini ..... Countrywoman
Jean-François Stévenin ..... Countryman
Laura Truffaut ..... Girl at farm
Eva Truffaut ..... Girl at farm
Claude Jade ..... Christine Darbon Doinel
Hiroko Berghauer ..... Kyoko
Barbara Laage ..... Monique, la secrétaire
Danièle Girard ..... Ginette, la serveuse
Daniel Boulanger ..... Le voisin ténor
Silvana Blasi ..... Silvana, la femme du ténor
Pierre Maguelon ..... L'ami de Césarin
Jacques Jouanneau ..... Césarin
Claude Véga ..... Le pseudo étrangleur
Jacques Rispal ..... Monsieur Desbois
Jacques Robiolles ..... Jacques
Pierre Fabre ..... L'employé de bureau ricaneur
Jean-Pierre Léaud ..... Claude Roc
Kika Markham ..... Ann Brown
Stacey Tendeter ..... Muriel Brown
Sylvia Marriott ..... Mrs. Brown
Marie Mansart ..... Madame Roc
Philippe Léotard ..... Diurka
Irène Tunc ..... Ruta
Mark Peterson ..... Mr. Flint
Georges Delerue ..... Claude's Business Agent
Marie Iracane ..... Madame Roc's maidservant
Marcel Berbert ..... Vendeur d'art
Jeanne Lobre ..... Porter
David Markham ..... Palmist
Bernadette Lafont ..... Camille Bliss
Claude Brasseur ..... Maître Murene
Charles Denner ..... Arthur
Guy Marchand ..... Roger, aka Sam Golden
Andre Dussollier ..... Stanislas Prévine
Anne Kreis ..... Hélène
Philippe Léotard ..... Clovis Bliss
Gilberte Géniat ..... Isobel Bliss
Michel Delahaye ..... Marchal
Danièle Girard ..... Florence Golden
Jérôme Zucca ..... L'enfant cinéaste amateur
Gaston Ouvrard ..... Le vieux gardien de prison / Old prison warder
Martine Ferrière ..... La secrétaire de la prison / Prison Secretary
Jacob Weizbluth ..... Alphonse, le muet / Alphonse, the mute
Jacqueline Bisset ..... Julie Baker
Valentina Cortese ..... Séverine
Jean-Pierre Aumont ..... Alexandre
Dani ..... Liliane, la stagiaire scripte
Jean Champion ..... Bertrand, le producteur
Alexandra Stewart ..... Stacey
Jean-Pierre Léaud ..... Alphonse
Nathalie Baye ..... Joëlle, la scripte
François Truffaut ..... Ferrand, le réalisateur
Graham Greene ..... L'assureur anglais
David Markham ..... Doctor Nelson
Bernard Menez ..... Bernard, l'accessoiriste
Nike Arrighi ..... Odile, la maquilleuse
Gaston Joly ..... Lajoie, le régisseur
Xavier Saint-Macary ..... Christian
Isabelle Adjani ..... Adèle Hugo
Adèle Lewly ..... Lt Albert Pinson
Bruce Robinson ..... Mrs. Saunders
Sylvia Marriott ..... Mr. Whistler
Joseph Blatchley ..... Hypnotist
Ivry Gitlis ..... Victor Hugo's servant
Louise Bourdet ..... Mr. Lenoir
Cecil De Sausmarez ..... Mr. Saunders
Ruben Dorey ..... Keaton
Clive Gillingham ..... Doctor Murdock
Roger Martin ..... Colonel White
M. White ..... Madame Baa
Madame Louise ..... Black penpusher
Jean-Pierre Leursse
Nicole Félix ..... Grégory's mother
Chantal Mercier ..... Chantal Petit, the Schoolteacher
Jean-François Stévenin ..... Jean-François Richet, the Schoolteacher
Virginie Thévenet ..... Lydie Richet
Georges Desmouceaux ..... Patrick Desmouceaux
Tania Torrens ..... Nadine Riffle, hairdresser
René Barnerias ..... Monsieur Desmouceaux, Patrick's father
Philippe Goldmann ..... Julien Leclou
Katy Carayon ..... Sylvie's Mother
Laurent Devlæminck ..... Laurent Riffle
Jean-Marie Carayon ..... Police inspector, Sylvie's father
Annie Chevaldonne ..... Nurse
Francis Devlaeminck ..... Monsieur Riffle, hairdresser, Laurent's father
Michel Dissart ..... Monsieur Lomay, constable
Michele Heyraud ..... Madame Deluca
Charles Denner ..... Bertrand Morane
Brigitte Fossey ..... Geneviève Bigey
Nelly Borgeaud ..... Delphine Grezel
Geneviève Fontanel ..... Hélène
Leslie Caron ..... Véra
Nathalie Baye ..... Martine Desdoits
Valérie Bonnier ..... Fabienne
Jean Dasté ..... Docteur Bicard
Sabine Glaser ..... Bernadette
Henri Agel ..... Lecteur
Chantal Balussou ..... Liliane, la Karateka
Nella Barbier ..... La jeune femme à la robe frangée
Anne Bataille ..... Denise
Martine Chassaing ..... La seconde employée 'Midi-Car'
Ghylaine Dumas
François Truffaut ..... Julien Davenne
Nathalie Baye ..... Cecilia Mandel
Jean Dasté ..... Bernard Humbert
Patrick Maléon ..... Georges
Jeanne Lobre ..... Mme Rambaud
Antoine Vitez ..... Bishop's secretary
Jean-Pierre Moulin ..... Gerard Mazet
Serge Rousseau ..... Paul Masigny
Jean-Pierre Ducos ..... Priest in the mortuary room
Annie Miller ..... Genevieve Mazet
Nathan Miller ..... Genevieve Mazet's son
Marie-Jaoul de Poncheville ..... Yvonne Mazet
Monique Dury ..... Monique
Laurence Ragon ..... Julie Davenne
Marcel Berbert ..... Dr. Jardine
Marie-France Pisier ..... Colette Tazzi
Claude Jade ..... Christine Doinel
Dani ..... Liliane
Dorothée ..... Sabine Barnerias
Daniel Mesguich ..... Xavier Barnerias
Julien Bertheau ..... Monsieur Lucien
Jean-Pierre Ducos ..... L'avocat de Christine
Marie Henriau ..... La juge du divorce
Rosy Varte ..... La mère de Colette
Pierre Dios ..... Maître Renard
Alain Ollivier ..... Le juge d' Aix en Provence
Julien Dubois ..... Alphonse Doinel
Monique Dury ..... Madame Ida
Emmanuel Clot ..... Emmanuel
Catherine Deneuve ..... Marion Steiner
Gerard Depardieu ..... Bernard Granger
Jean Poiret ..... Jean-Loup Cottins
Andréa Ferréol ..... Arlette Guillaume
Paulette Dubost ..... Germaine Fabre
Jean-Louis Richard ..... Daxiat
Maurice Risch ..... Raymond Boursier
Sabine Haudepin ..... Nadine Marsac
Heinz Bennent ..... Lucas Steiner
Christian Baltauss ..... Bernard's Replacement
Pierre Belot ..... Desk Clerk
René Dupré ..... Valentin
Aude Loring ..... Marc
Alain Tasma ..... Jacquot's Mother / Concierge
Rose Thiéry
Gerard Depardieu ..... Bernard Coudray
Fanny Ardant ..... Mathilde Bauchard
Henri Garcin ..... Philippe Bauchard
Michèle Baumgartner ..... Arlette Coudray
Roger Van Hool ..... Roland Duguet
Véronique Silver ..... Madame Odile Jouve
Philippe Morier-Genoud ..... Doctor
Nicole Vauthier ..... Thomas Coudray
Muriel Combe
Olivier Becquaert
Fanny Ardant ..... Barbara Becker
Jean-Louis Trintignant ..... Julien Vercel
Jean-Pierre Kalfon ..... Massoulier (the priest)
Philippe Laudenbach ..... Maitre Clement
Philippe Morier-Genoud ..... Supt. Santelli
Xavier Saint-Macary ..... Bertrand Fabre
Jean-Louis Richard ..... Louison
Caroline Sihol ..... Marie-Christine Vercel
Castel Casti ..... Paule Delbecq
Anik Belaubre ..... Angel Face
Yann Dedet ..... The scarfaced whore
Nicole Félix ..... Lablache
Georges Koulouris ..... Secretarial candidate
Pascale Pellegrin ..... Jambreau

Synopsis:

***WARNING***Jules and Jim & A Gorgeous Girl Like Me do NOT contain English language***François Truffaut Complete Collection - 21 films together for the first time. List of films:
The 400 Blows / Les quatre cents coups (1959)
Shoot the Piano Player / Tirez sur le pianiste (1960)
Jules and Jim / Jules et Jim (1962)
The Soft Skin / La peau douce (1964)
Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
The Bride Wore Black / La mariée était en noir (1968)
Stolen Kisses / Baisers volés (1968)
Mississippi Mermaid / La sirène du Mississipi (1969)
The Wild Child / L'enfant sauvage (1970)
Bed & Board / Domicile conjugal (1970)
Two English Girls / Les deux Anglaises et le continent (1971)
A Gorgeous Girl Like Me / Une belle fille comme moi (1972)
Day for Night / La nuit américaine (1973)
The Story of Adele H / L'histoire d'Adèle H. (1975)
Small Change / L'argent de poche (1976)
The Man Who Loved Women / L'homme qui aimait les femmes (1977)
The Green Room / La chambre verte (1978)
Love on the Run / L'amour en fuite (1979)
The Last Metro / Le dernier métro (1980)
The Woman Next Door / La femme d'à côté (1981)
Confidentially Yours / Vivement dimanche! (1983)

The 400 Blows (1959)
A young Parisian boy, Antoine Doinel, neglected by his derelict parents, skips school, sneaks into movies, runs away from home, steals things, and tries (disastrously) to return them. Like most kids, he gets into more trouble for things he thinks are right than for his actual trespasses. Unlike most kids, he gets whacked with the big stick. He inhabits a Paris of dingy flats, seedy arcades, abandoned factories, and workaday streets, a city that seems big and full of possibilities only to a child's eye.
Shoot the Piano Player (1960)
While playing piano in a bar, the pianist Charlie Kohler is approached by his crook brother Chico Saroyan, who has been chased by two gangsters. Charlie helps him to escape, but he upsets the two criminals, and they watch Charlie and the waitress Lena, who is in love with him. The shy Cahrlie tells his past to Lena, when he was the former famous pianist Edouard Saroyan, and he quited his successful career after the suicide of his wife, the also waitress Thérèse Saroyan. When his brother Fido Saroyan, who is raised by Charlie, is kidnapped by the gangsters, Charlie has to take an attitude with tragic consequences.
Jules and Jim (1962)
In 1912, in Paris, the French bon-vivant Jim meets the insecure German Jules and they begin a great friendship. When they meet the fickle and independent French Catherine, they immediately fall in love with her. However the naiveness and fragility of Jules attracts the amoral Catherine and she marries him. With the First World War, the best friends Jules and Jim are separated, but after the war they reunite in Jules's cottage in Germany. Jim stays with Jules, Catherine and their daughter Sabine, and Jules tells his friend that while he has lived with Catherine she has had affairs with several lovers. When Catherine falls in love with Jim, Jules asks him to stay with her at his house. Along the years, Jules and Jim live a triangle of love with Catherine, but never affecting their friendship and respect.
The Soft Skin (1964)
Pierre Lachenay, a middle-aged, well-known publisher and lecturer, is married to Franca, an unbalanced woman, and father of Sabine, a 10-year-old girl. While traveling to Lisbon for a lecture, Pierre Lachenay has a one night stand with Nicole, the Panair do Brasil air stewardess. He wants to see her again and again, they travel to Reims together, and Pierre hides the affair from his family, mostly to spare his daughter the anguish of a separation. Nicole is taking it lightly but Pierre, misunderstanding her feelings and expectations, decides to live with her. The couple's break-up leads to a tragic end.
Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
In a future dystopian society, all printed materials have been banned. Enforced by the fire department - whose role it is to burn books - the attempt to create an emotionless, egalitarian society has been taken to an extreme. Guy Montag is a senior fireman who is much respected by his superiors and is in line for a promotion. He doesn't question what he does or why he does it until he meets Clarisse. As his doubts grow, he begins to steal some of the books he is meant to burn.
The Bride Wore Black (1968)
After trying to commit suicide, the widow Julie Kohler (Jeanne Moreau) pretends to her mother that she will leave her town. Actually she stays, chases and assassinates the five men that accidentally killed her beloved husband in the stairs of the church immediately after their wedding ceremony.
Stolen Kisses (1968)
After being discharged from the army for insubordination, Antoine Doinel visits his former girlfriend Christine Darbon, and her father finds a temporary job of night watchman for Antoine in a hotel. The naive Antoine is deceived by a private eye in his first night shift, and fired on the next morning. The investigator invites the clumsy Antoine to work in his company, where he is assigned for some minor jobs, until he has to investigate why the owner of a shoes store, Mr. Georges Tabard, is detested by his employees. Meanwhile Antoine falls in love for the gorgeous Mrs. Fabienne Tabard.
Mississippi Mermaid (1969)
Lonely on the island of Réunion, tobacco planter Louis Mahe (Jean-Paul Belmondo) decides to wed a mail-order bride. Although the woman who arrives off the ship, Julie Roussel (Catherine Deneuve), looks nothing like her picture, she's still gorgeous. Their marriage seems to be going fine until Julie empties his bank accounts and disappears. This should be the end of Louis' obsession - but then he spots Julie in the south of France and falls under her spell once more.
The Wild Child (1970)
A young boy (Jean-Pierre Cargol) is discovered in a forest, living a feral existence among a pack of wolves. Captured by hunters, he is sent to Paris and placed in a school for deaf-mute children. There he is observed by Dr. Itard (François Truffaut) who concludes that the boy is neither deaf nor intellectually stunted, but has simply been deprived of normal, humanizing influences. With no shortage of tenderness, patience and ambition, Itard devotes himself to educating and civilizing the boy.
Bed & Board (1970)
Some time after "Baisers Volés", Antoine Doinel (Jean-Pierre Léaud) and Christine Darbon (Claude Jade) are married and Antoine works dying flowers, and Christine is pregnant and gives private classes of violin. When Christine is near to have a baby, Antoine decides to find a new job, and he succeeds due to a misunderstanding of his employer. In a business meeting, he meets the Japanese Kyoko (Mademoiselle Hiroko) and they have an affair. When Christine accidentally discovers that Antoine has a lover, they separate. But later they miss each other and realize that they do love each other.
Two English Girls (1971)
At the beginning of the 20th century, Claude Roc, a young middle-class Frenchman meets in Paris Ann Brown, a young Englishwoman. They become friends and Ann invites him to spend holidays at the house where she lives with her mother and her sister Muriel, for whom she intends Claude. During these holidays, Claude, Ann and Muriel become very close and he gradually falls in love with Muriel. But both families lay down a one-year-long separation without any contact before agreeing to the marriage. So Claude goes back to Paris when he has many love affairs before sending Muriel a break-off letter...
A Gorgeous Girl Like Me (1972)
While working on a thesis about female criminals, student Stanislas Prévine (André Dussollier) discovers the ideal subject in the form of the beautiful Camille Bliss (Bernadette Lafont), a seductive woman accused of murdering her past loves. As Camille relates her tales of crime and passion to Stanislas, she slowly mesmerizes the impressionable young scholar. Falling under her spell, the smitten Stanislas risks meeting the same fate as her earlier beaux.
Day for Night (1973)
A film company at work. Actors arrive and depart; liaisons develop. Julie, the beautiful but possibly unstable lead, is recovering from a breakdown, aided by an older physician, her new husband. Alphonse is insecure, he babbles. When his fiance exits with a stunt man, he threatens to quit. Julie must convince him to stay. Alexandre, a consummate pro on the set, runs back and forth to the airport hoping a certain young man will visit. Severine, no longer young, hits the bottle and covers blown lines with emotional outbursts. At the center is Ferrand, the writer director, who must make constant decisions, answer a stream of questions, and deliver the film on schedule.
The Story of Adele H (1975)
In 1863, a young Frenchwoman arrives alone in Halifax, Nova Scotia. She is referring to herself by different names depending upon to whom she is speaking, but primarily she is going by the name Adèle Lewly. She is looking for an Albert Pinson, a British lieutenant stationed there. Again, she tells different people different stories of her relationship to Pinson and why she is looking for him. In reality, she is Adèle Hugo, the only surviving daughter of famed French poet and political activist Victor Hugo. She is looking for Pinson, a former lover, with whom she is obsessed. The womanizing Pinson admits to once loving Adèle, but has now moved on to other conquests. His disreputable past, specifically a gambling problem which has resulted in debt, was the reason that M. Hugo would not consent to Adèle ever marrying Pinson. In Halifax, Adèle spends her time either stalking Pinson, dreaming of Pinson or writing in her journal about her feelings concerning her love for him. To others in Halifax, Adèle is a captivating woman, especially to Mr. Whistler, the book store owner who is attracted to her. But Pinson wants nothing to do with her, especially as she takes more and more extraordinary measures to get what she wants. Her obsession slowly descends into utter madness.
Small Change (1976)
In the town of Thiers, summer of 1976, teachers and parents give their children skills, love, and attention. A teacher has his first child, a single mother hopes to meet Mr. Right, another mom reaches out to Patrick, a motherless lad who is just discovering the opposite sex. Patrick befriends Julien, a new student who lives in poverty with his mother and has a terrible secret. Bruno shows his friends how to chat up girls. Sylvie stages a witty protest against her parents. Brothers give a friend a haircut. A toddler falls from a window and is unhurt. Everybody goes to the cinema. At camp, Martine catches Patrick's eye. A teacher explains: "Life is hard, but it's wonderful."
The Man Who Loved Women (1977)
Middle-aged Frenchman Bertrand Morane (Charles Denner) is relentless in his pursuit of women, constantly moving from conquest to conquest without any qualms about his promiscuity. He attempts to woo Helene (Genevieve Fontanel), a lovely lingerie store owner, but she prefers younger men, so he moves on to a married woman, Delphine Grezel (Nelly Borgeaud). Bertrand eventually begins his sex-filled memoirs, and his editor, Genevieve Bigey (Brigitte Fossey), becomes his next amorous relationship.
The Green Room (1978)
Eleven years after the end of World War I, in a small village in the East of France, the journalist Julien Davenne still grieves the death of his beloved wife Julie ten years ago. He worships Julie in a green room in his house decorated with her pictures and belongings. When he meets auctioneer's assistant Cecilia Mandel in an auction house, they see that they have in common the obsession for death and become close to each other. When a fire destroys his green room, Julien convinces the bishop to restore the local chapel and prepare it as a sanctuary for Julie and his dead friends to preserve their memories, while Cecilia falls in love for him, but Julien is dead inside.
Love on the Run (1979)
Antoine Doinel is having a love affair with the vinyl seller Colette Tazzi. After five years of troubled marriage (with several separations), Antoine and Christine Doinel have a private audience with the judge and conclude an amicable divorce process. His former sweetheart and presently lawyer, Colette Tazzi, sees Antoine leaving the court. She goes to a bookstore to buy his autobiographical novel that was published a couple of years ago. When Antoine goes with Alphonse to the train station he sees Colette on another train, and he jumps from the platform to the train and travels with her. They recall their adolescent love and disclose their sentimental relationships; but when Colette tells how she raises money for her self-support, Antoine is disappointed and seeks out Sabine.
The Last Metro (1980)
Paris, 1942. Lucas Steiner is a Jew and was compelled to leave the country. His wife Marion, an actress, directs the theater for him. She tries to keep the theater alive with a new play, and hires Bernard Granger for the leading role. But Lucas is actually hiding in the basement…
The Woman Next Door (1981)
Madame Jouve, the narrator, tells the tragedy of Bernard and Mathilde. Bernard was living happily with his wife Arlette and his son Thomas. One day, a couple, Philippe and Mathilde Bauchard, moves into the next house. This is the accidental reunion of Bernard and Mathilde, who had a passionate love affair years ago. The relationship revives... A somber study of human feelings.
Confidentially Yours (1983)
When his wife and her lover are found dead, real estate broker Julien Vercel (Jean-Louis Trintignant) becomes the prime suspect in the murders. To save himself from a long prison sentence, Julien turns to his trusty secretary, Barbara (Fanny Ardant), to investigate. Barbara, who has been secretly in love with her boss for some time, dedicates herself to her new responsibilities as a private detective - and quickly manages to dig up some shocking information about Vercel's wife.

The 400 Blows (1959)
Moving story of a young boy who, left without attention, delves into a life of petty crime.
Shoot the Piano Player (1960)
A washed-up classical pianist, Charlie Kohler/Edouard Saroyan (Charles Aznavour), bottoms out after his wife's suicide - stroking the keys in a Parisian dive bar. The waitress, Lena (Marie Dubois), is falling in love with Charlie, who it turns out is not who he says he is. When his brothers get in trouble with gangsters, Charlie inadvertently gets dragged into the chaos and is forced to rejoin the family he once fled.
Jules and Jim (1962)
Decades of a love triangle concerning two friends and an impulsive woman.
The Soft Skin (1964)
Pierre Lachenay is a well-known publisher and lecturer, married with Franca and father of Sabine, around 10. He meets an air hostess, Nicole. They start a love affair, which Pierre is hiding, but he cannot stand staying away from her.
Fahrenheit 451 (1966)
In an oppressive future, a fireman whose duty is to destroy all books begins to question his task.
The Bride Wore Black (1968)
Julie Kohler is prevented from suicide by her mother. She leaves the town. She will track down, charm and kill five men who do not know her. What is her goal? What is her purpose?
Stolen Kisses (1968)
After being discharged from the army, Antoine Doinel centers a screwball comedy where he applies for different jobs and tries to make sense of his relationships with women.
Mississippi Mermaid (1969)
Louis Mahe is a tobacco planter at Reunion Island. He is waiting for Julie Roussel to marry her. He only knows her by mail. The woman that comes does not like the picture he got, but he marries her anyway. Soon, she flees with Louis' money. She was not the real Julie Roussel but Marion. Louis tries to find her...
The Wild Child (1970)
In a French forest in 1798, a child is found who cannot walk, speak, read or write. A doctor becomes interested in the child and patiently attempts to civilize him.
Bed & Board (1970)
Antoine Doinel is now 26. He married Christine, who teaches the violin. They will have a baby. In a new job, Antoine meets Kyoto, a Japanese woman, and falls in love with her. They have a love affair. Christine discovers it and Antoine leaves the house…
Two English Girls (1971)
This French film chronicles a decades-long love triangle between Claude (Jean-Pierre Léaud), an art critic, and sisters Ann (Kika Markham) and Muriel (Stacey Tendeter). Claude initially intends to marry Muriel, but after a lengthy separation, he decides to call off the wedding. Ann then visits Claude in Paris to champion her heartbroken sister. Instead, Ann falls for Claude. Over the intervening years, Claude's preference shifts as the three remain embroiled in a complicated relationship.
A Gorgeous Girl Like Me (1972)
Stanislas Previne is a young sociologist, preparing a thesis on criminal women. He meets in prison Camille Bliss to interview her. Camille is accused to have murdered her lover Arthur and her husband Clovis. She tells Stanislas her life and her love affairs...
Day for Night (1973)
A committed film director struggles to complete his movie while coping with a myriad of crises, personal and professional, among the cast and crew.
The Story of Adele H (1975)
Halifax, 1863. A young woman, Miss Lewly, comes to Halifax to search for Lt Pinson, with whom she is madly in love. Actually, she is Adèle Hugo, the second daughter of the great French literary figure and statesman. The Lt Pinson does not answer to her love and makes her understand it is hopeless. But as her obsession grows she keeps chasing and harassing him. This film about passionate yet obsessive love and self-destruction is based upon the real diary of Adèle Hugo.
Small Change (1976)
Filmed in the small French city of Thiers, François Truffaut's episodic comedy-drama concerns one of the director's favorite subjects: childhood. A class clown stalls the teacher long enough to avoid answering a question, a toddler ends up on a high window ledge, a little girl announces to the neighborhood that her parents are punishing her, and the new boy in school hides his poor, abusive home life in these intertwining stories illustrating the joys and sorrows of growing up.
The Man Who Loved Women (1977)
Many women are attending Bertrand Morane's burial. They are all the ones that 40 years old engineer loved. Flashback: Bertrand's life and love affairs, told by himself while writing an autobiographical novel. A film about the love relationships, the need to charm and the literary creation.
The Green Room (1978)
A French little town, at the end of the twenties. Julien Davenne is a journalist whose wife Julie died a decade ago. He gathered in the green room all Julie's objects. When a fire destroys the room, he renovates a little chapel and devotes it to Julie and his other dead persons.
Love on the Run (1979)
Antoine Doinel is now more than thirty. He divorces from Christine. He is a proofreader, and is in love with Sabine, a record seller. Colette, his teenager love, is now a lawyer. She buys Antoine's first published autobiographical novel. They meet again in a station...
The Last Metro (1980)
In occupied Paris, an actress married to a Jewish theater owner must keep him hidden from the Nazis while doing both of their jobs.
The Woman Next Door (1981)
Two ex-lovers wind up living next door to each other with their respective spouses. Forbidden passions ensue.
Confidentially Yours (1983)
Claude Massoulier is murdered while hunting at the same place than Julien Vercel, an estate agent that knew him and whose fingerprints are found on Massoulier's car. As the police discovers that Marie-Christine Vercel, Julien's wife, was Massoulier's mistress, Julien is very suspected. But his secretary, Barbara Becker, while not quite convinced he is innocent, defends him and leads her private investigations...

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