Since Roly Keating became the new BBC TWO Controller, he's decided to put a halt to years of subtitle neglect by stuffing the post post newsnight mid week slot with a French New Wave season. 400 Blows, Jules et Jim and tonight: my favourite film of all time (for my fairly lovelorn late teens to late twenties at least);A Bout De Souffle..
Jean Seberg basically. The haircut gets me every time. (see Nicole Kidman in Birth) Paul. Forget Tirez Sur La Pianiste. (good as it is) Watch this again. (after - The Culture Show, BBC TWO tonight, 12.20pm).
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Posted by: impossibilist1904 | November 13, 2004 at 08:02 PM
Well yeah. But you can't keep watching 'Bout de...' over and over again. Or can you? Anyway I think I'd probably choose Aplphaville...
Posted by: paul | November 29, 2004 at 10:21 PM