--- "E. Borgers" <
webeurop@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> As for Godard, I forgive him a lot due to the
set
> of incredibly good and inovative films he gave us
:
> the films you cite of course, but also what is
maybe
> his darkest film behind some festive and
> intellectual varnish that covers the story here
and
> there: PIERROT LE FOU. Intellectual noir
?
> And I agree: in his best films, Godard is
usually
> noir.
>
You know something? I think he's more Godard than noir and
that's why I like him so much. Yes, I saw Pierrot and loved
it and it was almost a homage to Pierre Melville. Have you
seen his films? Le Samurai, Un Flic, Bob the Gambler? Guy
rocks. He was the author that Jean Seberg interviews at the
airport in
"Breathless."
William
Essays and Ramblings
<http://www.williamahearn.com>
____________________________________________________________________________________Be
a better Globetrotter. Get better travel answers from someone
who knows. Yahoo! Answers - Check it out.
http://answers.yahoo.com/dir/?link=list&sid=396545469
This archive was generated by hypermail 2b29 : 20 May 2007 EDT