Cleo from 5 to 7 (1962)
Cleo, a singer and hypochondriac, becomes increasingly worried that she might have cancer while awaiting test results from her doctor.
AKA: Cléo de 5 à 7
Directed By: Agnès Varda
Written By: Agnès Varda
Starring: Anna Karina, Sami Frey, José Luis de Villalonga, Jean-Claude Brialy, Corinne Marchand, Antoine Bourseiller, Dominique Davray, Dorothée Blank, Michel Legrand, Eddie Constantine, Jean-Luc Godard, Loye Payen
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Astounded, stirred, and deeply enamored by the final twenty minutes of the film. For such a existential high to make its bed with the simplicity in human connection drives home such an ever present beauty in the way Varda films the city of Paris and the lives therein.
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The moments of quiet observation, the taxi ride; an extremely sensual and present film. Cleo is irritating at first, until her assistant's inner monologue indicates the film's self-awareness, and then she takes off that stupid wig and everything is basically perfect from then on.
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This moves so much (and gives a great view of Paris in the 60's in the process) that it should be hard to make it uninteresting, and yet all the talking really doesn't do much for me.
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What the heck was going on in France in 1962? A man eating living frogs? A dude with a sword in his arm? Those dudes are cool as heck.
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More than just a selfish cry for attention, Cleo's existential crisis is marked by a yearning for a genuine human connection, something I think anyone can relate to. While hopelessly flawed, she’s anything but unlikable, a memorable character who despite her self-centeredness manages to invite the audience's sympathy. Varda's dialogues and direction are top notch.
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Such a rich film, thematically and visually. Life, death, life. Isolation and connection. Aimless, purpose. There is much here to take in. And visually, the film never ceases to engage, with its regular use of close up, jump cuts, and naturalistic style. I am especially smitten with one cut near the end, Cleo and Antoine on a bench, then cut to extreme wide shot, a Lebanon cedar in the background. Beautifully and affectingly done.
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was really good until that f'ing guy showed up toward the end
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Mais c'est juste cléo de 5 à 6:30 bof! Light on existentialism and illness. Pretty great look on gaze dynamics and even better look on whipped-cream-paris-chanteuse-laadidaa.
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Cool that Agnes Varda made a movie about male gaze and the specific way men see women decades before the male gaze even became a term.
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Wow. I need to see more from her but on first viewing this might just put Varda ahead of her French New Wave contemporaries for me. Cléo is one of the most fully realized characters I've ever seen on film and there is an emotional depth to it all that I've been missing in other New Wave works. That shot of Cléo and Antoine walking at the end is perfect
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Nothing more modern than living in a big city and thinking you have cancer and few hours left. Cleo drifts through the streets observing magicians (one swallows frogs), people walking (and recognizing her as famous singer), stores -- every car ride is also depicted minute-to-minute, like the brave female taxi driver --, she meets her music producers, a friend who poses naked for artists and men at the park. Part melodrama, part doc about Paris through the eyes of a singer wandering about NOW.
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