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Thank you so much for this wonderful analysis and back story of the Melville version. Am still trying to find it online.🙏

Fighting the writer is why almost always studios buy book rights outright. The writer has to take the money and disappear.

Great actress

I really didn't understand this movie, fell asleep for part. I guess I'm more into modern cinema like Avengers and Hunger Games.

ma boy PANICKED when he saw the camera 🤣

i love monty clift so so so so much it makes me cry❤❤❤❤❤❤ i love him so much

Altman once filmed some scenes across the street from where l started a new job. Stupid me - l should walked over to be an extra, but l didn't want to lose my job. I will always regret being that dumb, being that close to such a great artist and not sharing the moment. Kids - don't be that clueless and take every advantage of such rare opportunities!

Merci pour le documentaire! il était un de plus gènies qui a jamais existé!

Why is it that so many of the greatest screen stars of all time, seem to purposely and deliberately destroy their careers with all of the vices they can get their hands on? They all have these brilliant, immense talents, only to self-destruct by the time they reach their 40's. It would appear that it would have been better for Montgomery to just be himself and date whoever the hell he wanted to like Rock Hudson did. What a waste of great talent. Of course, his attitude did not help further his career either. I have personally seen so many lives destroyed by alcohol and drugs - even within my own family. I will never understand why people have all of these addictive behaviors. I thank God that I am not one of them. No amount of fame or fortune is worth dying at the age of 45 due to booze and drugs.

*This is in memory of Ivan Jandl (1937-1987), the young boy who was at the center of "The Search," Montgomery Clift's first movie. Jandl was one of the youngest recipients of an Academy Award--but was not allowed to go to America to collect it. After the Communists took over Czechoslovakia, he was persecuted to a certain degree for having taken part in an American movie.*

Esta bueno el video me lo imagino, pero hagsnle traduccion al espsñol por fa.

It is not true ,the times in the other documentary he references that she was walking off at different times was not because her arguments of the technicalities of the filming. In noted plural cases, she is vehemently defending herself over valid questions regarding her documented participation with the Nazis. It is clear her role was well orchestrated and now there exists a cadre of people wishing to rehabilitate her complicity.

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I'm not sure it was suicide, a few things don't add up.

Depressing beyond words whyyyyyy that creepy music 🎶 I've never understood why people called him beautiful REALLY WTF AND HIS ACTING WAS EERILY RUBBISH 🤮

what is blud yapping about

I've watched The Lady Eve time after time and it is one of the best comedies ever made.

This is one of my favorite movies, and it has instantly made me a big fan of Michael Haneke. Maybe some people would find the movie sad and unsettling, but, for me is a reminder that you have to try to enjoy your life with the people you love, and enjoy the little things; otherwise, living would feel like accomplishing boring, and senseless tasks.

The term "Hollywood Royalty " was created for her. Her life had great highs but sadness underneath. Great strength.

Ein sehr interessanter Mann auch seinen Erklärungen haben so einen guten einblick geben das man dachte man wäre in einen seiner Filme. Er war für die Welt des Films gemacht.

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Loved this scene when I watched at cinema 😉 Do you know what she says to him at 0:19 ? Can't find english subtitles.

what a talent omgg

Mutter-Komplex??

If words could hurt, silence is express their feeling...I wacthed this wonderful love story movie version 2004

Totally see why this was cut from the film, but the chemistry is 🔥

she's truly awesome. masterclass acting!

I think she was firs an artist obsessed with her work. if she was not a genial filmer, she wouldn’t have been in trouble so much. We will never know all she did or did not. She should have gone tot the States and be a hero there. She refused to film as a war correspondent and I read that her films Olympia and Triumph of the Will received prices due to outstanding achievement in Europe on film festivals before the war. Then they were apparently good films. If she was a rocket scientist she would have been pampered by the Americans. What is not mentioned is the her special way of filming reflects what she learned from Rudolf Laban, great dancer and choreographer and the author of a language system to describe movement. I was educated by a pupil of Laban and Leni Riefenstahl was also a pupil of Rudolf of Laban, when she had her career as ballerina (she had to abort this career due to knee problems). In the first 5 minutes of Olympia I already recognized the work of Laban. Hist views on esthetics and movement in space…Sometimes I wonder what great film achievements we would have had if she was pardoned or rehabilitated in some way…

The Dancing with Death poster Lang mentions at 5:25 can be seen here: aestheticoftheimage1.files.wordpress.com/2024/04/screenshot-2024-04-21-at-09.55.59.png?w=1024

Does anyone know what scene in the Great Train Robbery Lang is referring to at 0:45 "where the outlaws were trying to break open a door with a huge beam" to quote his comment?

Not the tree chasing down the bird!

While some of the questions asked were inane, I don't think the general hate against the audience (as expressed in many of these comments) is justified. Even today, with the Internet and a handful of very good books available about Bresson, he's still a relatively esoteric director. Digging fully into his body of works and his methods is still somewhat of a research project. In '83 you would not have the availability of the media we have today nor the additional 40 years worth of insights and investigations into this fascinating artist. I also think its unfortunate how impatient Bresson gets towards the end - I don't begrudge him that but I would have loved to hear his thoughtful answer to the question about if he thinks any of his films have failed, from his perspective.

Y porque no hacen una traduccion sl espsñol del video.

'Repetition is death'.... Haneke's first film is loaded with class criticisms , very Marxian in its content.

Szívből gratulálok!! ❤❤

He,was very beautiful 😢😢😢

Yawohl. The genius made part of History. Maybe he didnt know it at the time.

Wonderful video. Thank you. The house I have heard compared to a Dali painting, and it really is, when you look at it. Such a brilliant, artistic vision Buster had.

So wait she didn't learn French until the movie? She sounds great here. She seems very intelligent.

I understand that Buster grabs a dummy from the edge of the waterfall, but at some point he and the real Natalie are both hanging over it before he drops her off to the side. Very curious how they got that shot and how many takes it took. Just incredible stuff, and zero CGI.

Absolutely loved this detailed analysis. Love all the behind the scene photos shown such as the camera tower built by the waterfall. It's still such a stunning, insane stunt, with Buster hanging by the waste, upside down. Just nuts! I had no idea he had done several uncredited stunts for The Iron Mule.

А ВЕДЬ И ВПРАВДУ --- О Н А БЫЛА СРЕДИ НАС...... СТРАННО..... И ЗА ЧТО ТОЛЬКО НАМ ТАКИЕ ПОДАРКИ ? !

Un grand merci au créateur de ce film et à Madame Anne-Marie Philipe. Son père est l'incarnation de la force et de la grâce, le frisson du cœur de toute une époque (partie à jamais) et la splendeur aristocratique. Gérard Philippe n'est même pas une légende, c'est la France, sa grandeur et l'ampleur grandiose de sa culture, l'esprit qui nous attire tous là-bas... vers les ruines du Palais des Papes d'Avignon, vers le paysage sensuel de Provence, et vers les rues de Paris près du théâtre de l'Odéon, où l'on rêve de se perdre et où Son ombre est triste.

Very sad biography of a very talented individual, whos abilities were subjugated by the passage of time n eras n personal tragedies....just as circumstances of the time made her a reknowned star so the changes of time, equally brought her down as fast as she rose.....But as a 1st in motion pictures she will always carry the persona she had for being the 1st.

wow

Why do they show a scene from “Zone of interest” when sshe was nominated and categorized with “Anatomy of a Fall”???

itw passionnante sur un film tout aussi passionant

Les yeux sans visages film français avec le grand Pierre brasseur.

Très beau discours

Room full of idiots - the questions are all empty. Poor Bresson.