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Breathless

by Jake Meaney

[21.Nov.07] :. It's hard to see the revolutionary aspects of Breathless is part thriller, part noir, and part romance. It’s stylish and sexy and tres cool. It's Hollywood, reimagined via Paris.

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Les Enfants Terribles

by Michael Buening

[7.Sep.07] :. A partnership between the tough suspense artist Jean- Pierre Melville and the precocious Jean Cocteau might look odd, but the tensions and conflicts served the twisted, mythic world of Les Enfants Terribles rather nicely.

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Army of Shadows (1969)

by Jack Patrick Rodgers

[31.May.07] :. A timeless and decidedly sober look at the desultory nature of everyday life during wartime.

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