Stolen Kisses (1968)
Antoine Doinel joined the army but has just been discharged. The film tells his reunion with Christine Darbon (imdb)
Cast and Information
Directed By: François Truffaut
Written By: François Truffaut, Claude de Givray, Bernard Revon
Starring: Michael Lonsdale, Jean-Pierre Léaud, Marie-France Pisier, Daniel Ceccaldi, Delphine Seyrig, André Falcon, Claude Jade, Jacques Rispal, Martine Ferrière, Harry-Max, Claire Duhamel, Catherine Lutz
Genres: Romance, Comedy, Drama
Franchise: The Adventures of Antoine Doinel
AKA: Baisers volés
Country: France
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Stolen Kisses belongs to 29 collections
1. Criterion Collection (collaborative: moderated by caffe - 165 stars)
2. Features under 91 minutes (collaborative: moderated by epiphany - 56 stars)
3. boobs (collaborative: moderated by Pickpocket - 51 stars)
4. Jonathan Rosenbaum's Top 1000 Movies (collaborative: moderated by PeaceAnarchy - 38 stars)
5. New York Times' The Best 1,000 Movies Ever Made (collaborative: moderated by theficionado - 31 stars)
6. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2014 revision) (collaborative: moderated by Jehan - 27 stars)
7. They Shoot Pictures' Recommended Viewing (collaborative: moderated by Cinephile - 19 stars)
8. French New Wave (collaborative - 18 stars)
9. Best of criticker: Drama (collaborative: moderated by avgcrtckr - 18 stars)
10. They Shoot Pictures 1,000 Greatest Films (2013 revision) (collaborative: moderated by rant1229 - 16 stars)
11. Best Foreign Film Oscar Nominees (collaborative: moderated by snallygaster - 8 stars)
12. Best of criticker: Comedy (collaborative: moderated by avgcrtckr - 7 stars)
13. Best of criticker: Romance (collaborative: moderated by avgcrtckr - 6 stars)
14. Best by different standards (public: sesito71 - 6 stars)
15. 100 Noteworthy Films of the Romantic Comedy Genre and Beyond (collaborative - 5 stars)
16. Doubling the Canon (2012 update) (collaborative: moderated by Cinephile - 1 star)
17. They Shoot Pics (TSPDT) 2013 new additions (collaborative: moderated by avgcrtckr - 1 star)
18. French director (collaborative: moderated by iconogassed - 1 star)
19. Lesinrocks - top 100 french movies (public: Thegoodboy - 1 star)
20. Cinetheque (public: allegreller - 1 star)
21. Versátil Home Video (collaborative: moderated by allegreller)
22. 1968: Year in Review (public: polanski28)
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MartinTeller | 89 92nd |
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There's a lot of marvelous little sequences and mini-stories, like Antoine in front of the mirror, repeating the names of the two women he's torn between, or his comical failures at every job he tries. This is really a charming movie.
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Pickpocket | 9 93rd |
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Charming, funny, and cool - everything the FNW should be. Leaud is perfect once again as Antoine Doinel and this is filmed so well. I love the scene with the mirror.
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roujin | 60 55th |
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charming and shit
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KasperL | 50 30th |
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I adore 'Day For Night', love 'The Soft Skin' and really like 'The 400 Blows', but this... This! Was not for me. I neither dug the humor nor warmed to its (attempted/alleged) charms.
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More enjoyable to me than the 400 Blows. So much I can identify with, and so much that is just silly, but in the best way possible. Doinel doesn't make the best spy, but it's certainly entertaining. The ending is one of my favorite scenes of all time.
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JakeAesthete | 75 74th |
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Truffaut, the least distinctive but perhaps most innately likable filmmaker of the nouvelle vague?
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Tjekhov | 80 86th |
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The most fun you can have watching other people have fun... Antoine Doinel is the most accomplished character on film, period... Probably one of the funniest films made in the sixties... I know, my review makes no sense, neither does this film. See it...
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Darren | 86 86th |
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So Bored to Death basically got their premise from that scene where Antoine shadows that girl.
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fra paolo | 62 69th |
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Doinel/Léaud cuts a Chaplinesque figure in a film notable for its largely inconsequential content.
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lisa- | 4 52nd |
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charming, enjoyable, amusing...but also pretty insignificant. in fact a lot of truffaut films seem to be like that. it's okay, anyway.
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Yiannos | 50 26th |
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Outside of 400 Blows, I've never been completely sold on Truffaut. His influence on contemporary indie darlings like Wes Anderson and Baumbach is obvious, and his best films captured something interesting about the pain and beauty of frustrated youth, but there isn't much substance to them. Perhaps that's the point--they are charming and breezy slices of life shot at certain vantage points--but Doinel is just not that great a character to justify an ongoing series spanning three decades.
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| Average Percentile 69.94% from 717 Ratings |  |