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Jules et Jim
10 years ago by
This weekend I watched Jules et Jim.
I’ve attempted it in the past and I always fell asleep…I finally got past the running across the bridge scene in Jules and Jim, only to make it to the final bridge scene. Oof! I was not prepared. Francois Truffault’s French New Wave film tells the story of kindred spirits Jules and Jim, and their mutual obsession with the enigmatic Catherine, a doomed menage â trois from the start.
I will say the fashion is something special. I loved the cozy knits and old fashioned striped swimsuits. I totally fell for it. I’ll probably even watch it again, even if it did pull on my heart a little. Le sigh…
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Magnifique, inoubliable Jeanne !
il faut que je le regarde encore une fois! :)
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I always cry…even if I saw million times, always I’m not prepared!
I love old movies, the hair, the mood, and the costume.
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Pauvre chouuu
C’est un de mes filmes préferés! L’estétique des 60 vue maintenant est très moderne et cool!
Bises de Barcelone!
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Hi Brie,
I think you will love “Pierrot le Fou” directed by François Truffaut with Anna Karina and belmondo! Love French movies from the 60’s – the nouvelle vague era – : lots of irony, humor, lightness and there’s the aesthetism that looks real and genuine : not too much and under control. J’aime, j’aime, j’aime!
… “Pierrot le fou” de Godard !
Merci A. ! C’est bien d Godard oui !
Don’t forget the music!
I love love love this film.
Will have to add it to me world film watching list, particularly with that image as inspiration! Beautiful.
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Amazing!
xx Elisa – My Fantabulous World
Jules et Jim is one of my favorite books, I’ve read it at least 3-4 times and every time I did it I found it even more beautiful. Honestly, I saw the movie only once and I didn’t like it. Maybe it’s the same old story, when you loved a book so much the movie always disappoint you.
So, I suggest you to read the book, it’s full of beautiful statements!
Mythique ! “Elle avait des bagues à chaque doigt, des tas de bracelets autour des poignets…..” c’était la chanson que j’avais choisi pour mon concours d’entrée au Cours Florent ! :-)
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If you like François Truffaut, you should watch “Le dernier métro” and “Vivement Dimanche” with Fanny Ardant. She is so graceful! Both are easier to watch than “Jules et Jim”. I strongly urge you to watch “Les diaboliques” by Henri Georges Clouzot. It’s definitely a masterpiece!!!
I’ve always wanted to watch this movie, so after reading your post, I will have to watch it this weekend!
xo,
Josephina of JosephinaCollection.com
she’s my older sister in spirit…became friends when she lived in new york….she’s a women’s women
I’ve watched this movie some months ago and really liked it. Catherine captured me in a very interesting way. She is a typical hysterical women, who doesn’t know what she wants and at the same time wants everyone. The fashion is very nice indeed!
De l’avantage d’être “jeune” : pouvoir découvrir des chefs-d’oeuvre :-D
Apostille : dans la même veine, regarder “La femme d’à coté” de Truffaut ;-)
Honte à moi, je ne connaissais pas ce film! Je vais vite me remettre à niveau
Xx
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Le fils d’Hélène et Jules, c’est Stéphane Hessel, qui a écrit le fameux livre “Indignez-vous”.
I had to read the book for English Literature and felt it such a bore at school but, later in life I had to watch the film and must say to me it was everything I wanted in a french film, Love triangle, great scenery and fabulous fashion …… with love from sojustnice.com