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Adieu Philippine (1962)

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Summary: Michel is a young man who works as a trainee operator in television, a temporary job before his military service. He meets and becomes friendly with two young women, Liliane and Juliette, aspiring actresses who lack the talent to land roles in anything greater than mediocre TV ads. The three friends share a holiday in Corsica, which will be Michel’s last break before being drafted into the French army, most probably to fight in the war in Algeria. (imdb)
Genre: Drama
Country: France
Directed By: Jacques Rozier
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na I.L.
92
T10
na Moribunny
98
T10
It's not so much that this is the best movie of France's nouvelle vague. It actually shares only superficial characteristics with the movement (the jump cuts and a few other editing shticks, the youth and youth culture). It lacks the underlying pomposity, masturbatory intellectualism and cold-heartedness. In essence it is entirely in the Italian tradition of its time: Naturalism, ingenious insight, radiant warmth and omnipresent humor. It is also densely packed with lush visuals and rich music.
na Eddie Yang
96
T10
na cinebaixar
93
T10
na Veterini
76
T6
na Aliboron
85
T6
na sofielykke
70
T6
na pustota
75
T7
na cryteno
78
T6
na FallFoliage
65
T7
na roujin
70
T8
na Scottathon
72
T5
na allisoncm
62
T5
na flowing
56
T3
na raskolnikov
5
T10
na paris1919
91
T9
na filmaffinity
74
T9
na imdb
72
T8
na ___
82
T8
na FitFortDanga
83
T8
Although mostly forgotten now, it fully embodies the nouvelle vague and all its characteristics. Rejection of old studio methods, location shooting, youth-oriented, pop culture, modern music, minimal plotting with more focus on episodic "moments", improvisation, experimental techniques (especially jump cuts). It's a perfect example of French New Wave. It seems to run out of gas at times, wallowing in certain dead spots for a little too long, but it's mostly a lot of fun and very charming.
na cinema_hell
82
T7
na Gomorrite
90
T8
Average Tier 7.55 from 22 Rankings rss