0602498244586 - The Cinema of Francois Truffaut

The Cinema of Francois Truffaut

'The Cinema of Francois Truffaut' by Lonely Planet is a comprehensive exploration into the life and works of one of cinema's most revered auteurs, Francois Truffaut. This book delves deep into Truffaut's innovative techniques, his contribution to the French New Wave, and his enduring influence on modern filmmaking. With a detailed analysis of his major films, including 'The 400 Blows' and 'Jules and Jim', the book offers readers an intimate look at Truffaut's creative process, his thematic preoccupations, and his unique storytelling style. The narrative is enriched with behind-the-scenes anecdotes, critical essays, and interviews with collaborators, making it a must-read for film enthusiasts and scholars alike. The ISBN for this insightful volume is 0602498244586, ensuring it's a valuable addition to any cinephile's collection.

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Auteur Lonely Planet
ISBN 0602498244586
Bindwijze Paperback
Tags Francois Truffaut French New Wave cinema Film Studies Lonely Planet

Lonely Planet's 'The Cinema of Francois Truffaut' is a meticulously researched tribute to the legendary filmmaker, offering both newcomers and aficionados a profound understanding of his cinematic legacy. The book excels in its detailed film analyses and the contextualization of Truffaut's work within the broader spectrum of film history. However, some readers might find the academic tone a bit dense, and the lack of color photographs a missed opportunity to visually celebrate Truffaut's vibrant cinema. Despite these minor shortcomings, the book stands as an authoritative resource, praised for its depth of insight and the passion with which it approaches its subject. It's a compelling read that not only honors Truffaut's memory but also inspires a deeper appreciation for the art of film.

'The Cinema of Francois Truffaut' provides an exhaustive overview of the filmmaker's career, from his early days as a fiery critic to his evolution into one of the most influential directors of the 20th century. The book covers his groundbreaking debut 'The 400 Blows', his experiments with genre in 'Shoot the Piano Player', and his later, more introspective works like 'The Last Metro'. Each chapter is dedicated to a specific film or period, offering insights into Truffaut's techniques, themes, and the personal experiences that shaped his storytelling. The summary also highlights Truffaut's relationships with other cinema giants, such as Hitchcock and Godard, providing a fuller picture of his place in film history. This book is an essential guide for anyone looking to understand the depth and breadth of Truffaut's contributions to cinema.