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Alain Resnais, even at 87 years old and with his name etched in French cinema history, returns for another great movie - starring exciting and different characters.
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A quirky woman who spends her free time as a pilot has her purse stolen; when a mysterious man finds her wallet, they embark on a peculiar romance.
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Night and Fog
I find it particularly revealing that Alain Resnais – a filmmaker who, until then, had only experimented with some documentary shorts – initially refused to direct this documentary about the horrors of the Holocaust, commissioned by the organizations Committee for the History of the Second World War and Memory Network to commemorate a decade of French liberation and Nazi concentration camps. His reason: that only someone who had experienced the tragedy firsthand would be truly capable of addressing the topic properly. He requested that poet and novelist Jean Cayrol, a survivor of the Mauthausen concentration camp, be hired as a screenwriter, as he had written 'Poems of the Night and Fog' (which gave title to the resulting film, in turn taken from Hitler's directive to disappear without trace his opponents of the Reich, "Nacht und Nebel"). The result speaks for itself: at a time when much was still unknown about the Holocaust, 'Night and Fog' (‘Nuit et Brouillard') came to try to express an inexpressible horror and suffering even by those who endured it. It is a crucial historical document, whose relevance becomes even greater as the inexorable distance of time makes it increasingly difficult to conceive one of the worst atrocities ever committed by humanity. We must not forget.
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Based on the true story of renowned French painter Pierre Bonnard and his muse and wife, Marthe. Through delicate brushstrokes and vibrant colors, Bonnard immortalized her beauty and the essence of her soul in his art.
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