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Le point de départ du film est une entrevue inédite de Godard en juin 68, où il exprime ses idées et sa démarche cinématographique révolutionnaires. Il prône ainsi le gaspillage de la pellicule et la résistance au cinéma commercial. “Le Vivarium” pose la question: que deviennent les acteurs d’un film si on leur supprime leur texte ou le scénario?

Léaud de Hurle-Dents (2004, 23 min)
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Jean-Pierre Léaud évoque Henri Langlois, Marcel L’Herbier, Jean Seberg, Jacques Demy et François Truffaut au cimetière Montparnasse.

Nature morte (1978, 7 min)
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Des figurants professionnels récitent sur le devant de l’écran, le texte qu’ils envoient au dos de leur photo à toutes les productions de films…
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Interview of Jean-Luc Godard
Interview of Michael Lonsdale
Interview of Jacques Richard

Size : 4,68 Go
Duration : 1 h 01 min

DVD Source: DVD-R (LES FILMS DU PARADOXE edition)

Video/Audio/Extras: Reencoded
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Frame Rate: 25.00
Aspect Ratio: 4:3

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Language(s):French
Subtitles:None

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Rémi Chauveau, 10 years old, lives in a divided family. He first experiences life in a severe boarding school before living with a strict and domineering nanny. As a teenager, he assists a butcher in Paris while getting into mischiefs on saturdays which sometimes lead to the prison. One day, he meets the love of his life …

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“Rebelote” est tout à la fois un hommage au cinéma muet des origines, un drame à la Dickens, où l’enfant Rémi Chauveau subit la tyrannie des adultes, puis, devenu majeur, prolonge ses déconvenues amoureuses et sociales plus ou moins volontairement, et une comédie où l’on découvre un Jean- Pierre Léaud, dans le style d’un Chaplin ou d’un Keaton, dont la performance fut saluée unanimement.

1.33GB | 1h 19mn | 704×528 | mkv

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Language:French
Subtitles:French and Brazilian Portuguese

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“For the first decades of their existence, movies were seen not as works of art deserving preservation but as disposable commodities. The notion that they might be preserved, collected and studied was in the air by the mid-1930’s, but it took the pluck and persistence of a single eccentric Frenchman to make the idea a reality. The name of Henri Langlois — subject of “Henri Langlois: Phantom of the Cinémathèque,” a long, affectionate documentary directed by Jacques Richard — is not as well known as those of some directors whose work and reputations he saved from oblivion. Still, Mr. Richard’s film makes a persuasive case for Langlois as one of the most important figures in the history of film and therefore in the history of 20th-century art. And he was, after his own fashion, an artist — a collector and curator with the temperament of a poet. A shabbily dressed, chain-smoking walrus of a man, Langlois emerges in the course of this fascinating film as a maddening, inspiring figure, afire with intelligence and passion.”

“Henri Langlois was, in many respects, the ultimate film fan. In 1936, at the age of 22, Langlois became (along with Jean Mitry and Georges Franju) one of the founders of the Cinémathèque Française, a theater and museum devoted to preserving the history of the motion picture. Initially a tiny operation financed by private funds, the Cinémathèque, with time, grew into Europe’s most important film archive, collecting and preserving prints of rare films from all over the world and protecting many rare gems of the French cinema from destruction during the Nazi occupation of World War II. Langlois’ enthusiasm for sharing the treasures of his collection with others helped spawn a film-crazy generation who created the French New Wave of the ’50s, and in time, the French government acknowledged the importance of the Cinémathèque’s work by financing their endeavors. In 1968, the French minister of culture, André Malraux, responded to Langlois’ difficult personality and sloppy bookkeeping by pulling the government’s financing of his projects, which led to an international outcry leading to the shutdown of the Cannes Film Festival by activists and film buffs. The Cinémathèque’s funding and Langlois’ leadership were later restored, and in 1973, his work in film preservation was honored with a special Academy Award. Henri Langlois: The Phantom of the Cinémathèque is a documentary which chronicles the life, times, and passions of the legendary archivist and includes interviews with his friends, contemporaries, and colleagues — including Claude Berri, Claude Chabrol, Jack Valenti, and Daniel Cohn-Bendit.”

https://nitro.download/view/55BE5F2C1AAC7CD/Jacques_Richard_-_Le_Fantome_d’Henri_Langlois_(UNCUT).rar
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Language(s):French
Subtitles:English

The post Jacques Richard – Le Fantôme d’Henri Langlois AKA Henri Langlois: The Phantom of the Cinémathèque [Uncut] [+Extras] (2004) first appeared on Cinema of the World.