L'enfance nue / a film by Maurice Pialat. [Recurso electrínico - Película]

Contributor(s): Material type: FilmFilmLanguage: French Series: The Criterion Collection ; 534.Publisher: Estados Unidos : The Criterion Collection, 1968Description: 1 DVD (83 min.) : son., col. ; 4 3/4 plg. + 1 bookletSubject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • P535 E54 1968
Contents:
DVD special edition features: new, restored high-definition digital transfer -- L'amour existe, director Maurice Pialat's poetic 1960 short film about life on the outskirts of Paris -- autor de "L'enfance nue" a fifty-minute documentary shot just after the film's release -- excerpts from a 1973 French television interview with Pialat -- new visual essay by critic Kent Jones on the film and Pialat's cinematic style -- video interview with Pialat collaborators Arlette Langman and Patrick Grandperret.
Production credits:
  • Fotografía, Claude Beausoleil; guión, Arlette Langmann; sonido, Henri Moline y Gilbert Pereira; productores, Véra Belmont, Guy Benier, Claude Berri, Mag Bodard y François Truffaut, director y guinista, Maurice Pialat.
Cast: Michel Terrazon (François), Marie-Louise Thierry (Madame Minguet), René Thierry (Minguet), Marie Marc (Meme), Henri Puff (Raoul), Linda Gutemberg (Simone), Raoul Billerey (Roby), Pierrette Deplanque (Josette).Summary: The singular French director Maurice Pialat puts his distinctive stamp on the lost-youth film with this devastating portrait of a demaged foster child. We watch as ten-year-old François (Michel Terrazon) is shuttled from one home to another, his behavior growing increasingly erratic, his bonnds with his surrogate parents perennially fraught. In this, his feature debut, Pialat treats that potentially sentimental scenario with astonishing sobriety and stark realism. With its full-throttle mixture of emotionality and clear-eyed skepticism, L'enfance nue (Naked Childhood) was advance noticie of one of the most masterful careers in French cinema, and remains one of Pialat's finest works.
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DVD special edition features: new, restored high-definition digital transfer -- L'amour existe, director Maurice Pialat's poetic 1960 short film about life on the outskirts of Paris -- autor de "L'enfance nue" a fifty-minute documentary shot just after the film's release -- excerpts from a 1973 French television interview with Pialat -- new visual essay by critic Kent Jones on the film and Pialat's cinematic style -- video interview with Pialat collaborators Arlette Langman and Patrick Grandperret.

Fotografía, Claude Beausoleil; guión, Arlette Langmann; sonido, Henri Moline y Gilbert Pereira; productores, Véra Belmont, Guy Benier, Claude Berri, Mag Bodard y François Truffaut, director y guinista, Maurice Pialat.

Michel Terrazon (François), Marie-Louise Thierry (Madame Minguet), René Thierry (Minguet), Marie Marc (Meme), Henri Puff (Raoul), Linda Gutemberg (Simone), Raoul Billerey (Roby), Pierrette Deplanque (Josette).

The singular French director Maurice Pialat puts his distinctive stamp on the lost-youth film with this devastating portrait of a demaged foster child. We watch as ten-year-old François (Michel Terrazon) is shuttled from one home to another, his behavior growing increasingly erratic, his bonnds with his surrogate parents perennially fraught. In this, his feature debut, Pialat treats that potentially sentimental scenario with astonishing sobriety and stark realism. With its full-throttle mixture of emotionality and clear-eyed skepticism, L'enfance nue (Naked Childhood) was advance noticie of one of the most masterful careers in French cinema, and remains one of Pialat's finest works.

DVD, Dolby digital, región 1

Audio en francés con subtítulos en inglés.

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