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Post by Fox in the Snow on Jun 1, 2021 3:24:57 GMT
Best known as the writer of the quintessential arthouse puzzle film, Last Year in Marienbad he also directed a series of appropriately abstract and ambiguous arthouse oddities throughout the 60s and 70s and more sporadically after that. His debut ( L'Immortelle) is the most overtly Marienbad-esque while the others combine Bunuel’s surrealism with Godard’s bold Brechtian devices delivered with Antonioni’s formal beauty and topped off with a playful S&M obsession. Recommended to anyone interested in boundary pushing and experimental cinema. His first 6 films are available on DVD or Blu-ray in a lovely box set from BFI (UK) and possibly available to stream through the BFI player L'Immortelle [1963] Eden and After [1970] Successive Slidings of Pleasure [1974]
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Post by Ass_E9 on Jun 1, 2021 3:57:15 GMT
I wondered why the name sounded familiar.
It was because I recently watched Trans-Europ-Express (1966), featuring Marie-France Pisier:
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Post by petrolino on Jun 5, 2021 0:34:59 GMT
I adore this box-set. I had a drinking buddy from Sheffield in the 1990s whose favourite author was Alain Robbe-Grillet. The real mystery to me is this whole "nouveau roman" literary manifesto that connected to the "Left Bank" filmmakers.
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