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  1. The 46 Greatest French films of All Time

    1. The Rules of the Game (1939)
    2. Children of Paradise (1945)
    3. La Haine (1995)
    4. Amélie (2001)
    5. The 400 Blows (1959)
    #Frenchfilms #wolink #movietimetoday
    movietimetoday.com/archives/12

  2. I'm a big Camus fan - a new adaptation of The Stranger by Francois Ozon (in French, of course) will premiere at the Venice Film Festival. It stars Benjamin Voisin as Mersault, and it looks great. Psyched to see this one.

    Trailer: youtube.com/watch?v=fV3F2fkevCM

    #Camus #FrenchFilm #film #movies #films #TheStranger #AlbertCamus #FrancoisOzon #2025Movies #2025Films #France #French #FrenchFilms #absurdist #absurdism #existentialist #existentialism #existentialists

  3. I'm a big Camus fan - a new adaptation of The Stranger by Francois Ozon (in French, of course) will premiere at the Venice Film Festival. It stars Benjamin Voisin as Mersault, and it looks great. Psyched to see this one.

    Trailer: youtube.com/watch?v=fV3F2fkevCM

    #Camus #FrenchFilm #film #movies #films #TheStranger #AlbertCamus #FrancoisOzon #2025Movies #2025Films #France #French #FrenchFilms #absurdist #absurdism #existentialist #existentialism #existentialists

  4. I'm a big Camus fan - a new adaptation of The Stranger by Francois Ozon (in French, of course) will premiere at the Venice Film Festival. It stars Benjamin Voisin as Mersault, and it looks great. Psyched to see this one.

    Trailer: youtube.com/watch?v=fV3F2fkevCM

    #Camus #FrenchFilm #film #movies #films #TheStranger #AlbertCamus #FrancoisOzon #2025Movies #2025Films #France #French #FrenchFilms #absurdist #absurdism #existentialist #existentialism #existentialists

  5. I'm a big Camus fan - a new adaptation of The Stranger by Francois Ozon (in French, of course) will premiere at the Venice Film Festival. It stars Benjamin Voisin as Mersault, and it looks great. Psyched to see this one.

    Trailer: youtube.com/watch?v=fV3F2fkevCM

    #Camus #FrenchFilm #film #movies #films #TheStranger #AlbertCamus #FrancoisOzon #2025Movies #2025Films #France #French #FrenchFilms #absurdist #absurdism #existentialist #existentialism #existentialists

  6. Crime, comedy and The Count of Monte-Cristo: French flock to cinemas … to watch homegrown films

    theguardian.com/world/2025/jan

    sadly, 95% of those #FrenchFilms don't get released in UK cinemas ... #frenchCinema #France

  7. Crime, comedy and The Count of Monte-Cristo: French flock to cinemas … to watch homegrown films

    theguardian.com/world/2025/jan

    sadly, 95% of those #FrenchFilms don't get released in UK cinemas ... #frenchCinema #France

  8. Crime, comedy and The Count of Monte-Cristo: French flock to cinemas … to watch homegrown films

    theguardian.com/world/2025/jan

    sadly, 95% of those #FrenchFilms don't get released in UK cinemas ... #frenchCinema #France

  9. Crime, comedy and The Count of Monte-Cristo: French flock to cinemas … to watch homegrown films

    theguardian.com/world/2025/jan

    sadly, 95% of those #FrenchFilms don't get released in UK cinemas ... #frenchCinema #France

  10. The #Olympics is making us want to watch French films. Diva obvs, Subway, Les Flics, Betty Blue, Sans Toite Ni Loi, Haut Tension... What are we missing? #frenchfilms

  11. The #Olympics is making us want to watch French films. Diva obvs, Subway, Les Flics, Betty Blue, Sans Toite Ni Loi, Haut Tension... What are we missing? #frenchfilms

  12. The #Olympics is making us want to watch French films. Diva obvs, Subway, Les Flics, Betty Blue, Sans Toite Ni Loi, Haut Tension... What are we missing? #frenchfilms

  13. This morning’s 4K Ultra HD movie is “The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie” (1972), a French film starring Fernando Rey, Delphine Seyrig, Paul Frankeur, Bulle Ogier, Stéphane Audran, & Jean-Pierre Cassel. Directed by Luis Buñuel. Released by StudioCanal.

    A surreal, virtually plotless series of dreams centered around six middle-class people and their consistently interrupted attempts to have a meal together.

    #4KUHD #UltraHD #StudioCanel #FrenchFilms #FrenchCinema

  14. “Le Quai des Brumes” (Port of Shadows, 1938) — my 3rd Jean Gabin film.

    #FrenchFilms #JeanGabin

  15. “Le Quai des Brumes” (Port of Shadows, 1938) — my 3rd Jean Gabin film.

    #FrenchFilms #JeanGabin

  16. “Le Quai des Brumes” (Port of Shadows, 1938) — my 3rd Jean Gabin film.

    #FrenchFilms #JeanGabin

  17. CW: French film, trauma

    The film Paris Memories (Revoir Paris) is very moving, dealing with a shocking subject - a woman struggling to come to terms with surviving a terrorist attack - in a sensitive and intelligent way.
    #FrenchFilms #FrenchCinema

  18. CW: French film, trauma

    The film Paris Memories (Revoir Paris) is very moving, dealing with a shocking subject - a woman struggling to come to terms with surviving a terrorist attack - in a sensitive and intelligent way.
    #FrenchFilms #FrenchCinema

  19. CW: French film, trauma

    The film Paris Memories (Revoir Paris) is very moving, dealing with a shocking subject - a woman struggling to come to terms with surviving a terrorist attack - in a sensitive and intelligent way.
    #FrenchFilms #FrenchCinema

  20. CW: French film, trauma

    The film Paris Memories (Revoir Paris) is very moving, dealing with a shocking subject - a woman struggling to come to terms with surviving a terrorist attack - in a sensitive and intelligent way.
    #FrenchFilms #FrenchCinema

  21. SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER (’60): In the battle of #FrenchNewWave titans, I am far more a Truffaut fan than Godard, finding the latter a bit too self-referential and “out there”. Here Truffaut serves up noir, French style, with a piano player (with a dark background, natch) inadvertently forced on the run with a gorgeous girl who offers redemption. Great mix of every genre you can think of- even comedy (howled at the “if I’m lying…” bit). Extremely creative. Beautiful photography too. #frenchfilms

  22. SHOOT THE PIANO PLAYER (’60): In the battle of #FrenchNewWave titans, I am far more a Truffaut fan than Godard, finding the latter a bit too self-referential and “out there”. Here Truffaut serves up noir, French style, with a piano player (with a dark background, natch) inadvertently forced on the run with a gorgeous girl who offers redemption. Great mix of every genre you can think of- even comedy (howled at the “if I’m lying…” bit). Extremely creative. Beautiful photography too. #frenchfilms

  23. BACK TO THE WALL (’58): Fairly obscure French #filmnoir, of most note for starring young Jeanne Moreau, who plays a cheating wife being slowly squeezed (along with her lover) by the knowing husband. A feast for the eyes for noir-heads like myself, terrifically photographed, conveying the atmosphere perfectly. Enjoyed the slow boil of the husband’s scheme, as well as plot twists on the way to the (expectedly) downbeat conclusion. Glad #KinoLorber got this one back in circulation. #frenchfilms

  24. BACK TO THE WALL (’58): Fairly obscure French #filmnoir, of most note for starring young Jeanne Moreau, who plays a cheating wife being slowly squeezed (along with her lover) by the knowing husband. A feast for the eyes for noir-heads like myself, terrifically photographed, conveying the atmosphere perfectly. Enjoyed the slow boil of the husband’s scheme, as well as plot twists on the way to the (expectedly) downbeat conclusion. Glad #KinoLorber got this one back in circulation. #frenchfilms

  25. BACK TO THE WALL (’58): Fairly obscure French #filmnoir, of most note for starring young Jeanne Moreau, who plays a cheating wife being slowly squeezed (along with her lover) by the knowing husband. A feast for the eyes for noir-heads like myself, terrifically photographed, conveying the atmosphere perfectly. Enjoyed the slow boil of the husband’s scheme, as well as plot twists on the way to the (expectedly) downbeat conclusion. Glad #KinoLorber got this one back in circulation. #frenchfilms

  26. BACK TO THE WALL (’58): Fairly obscure French #filmnoir, of most note for starring young Jeanne Moreau, who plays a cheating wife being slowly squeezed (along with her lover) by the knowing husband. A feast for the eyes for noir-heads like myself, terrifically photographed, conveying the atmosphere perfectly. Enjoyed the slow boil of the husband’s scheme, as well as plot twists on the way to the (expectedly) downbeat conclusion. Glad #KinoLorber got this one back in circulation. #frenchfilms

  27. So, Saturday night was horror night, and “Titane” was... well, not quite what I expected. By turns horrific, absurd, challenging, bewildering and ultimately rather sweet. I'm still thinking about its themes and about Agathe Rousselle's extraordinary performance.
    #HorrorFilms #BodyHorror #FrenchFilms

  28. So, Saturday night was horror night, and “Titane” was... well, not quite what I expected. By turns horrific, absurd, challenging, bewildering and ultimately rather sweet. I'm still thinking about its themes and about Agathe Rousselle's extraordinary performance.
    #HorrorFilms #BodyHorror #FrenchFilms

  29. So, Saturday night was horror night, and “Titane” was... well, not quite what I expected. By turns horrific, absurd, challenging, bewildering and ultimately rather sweet. I'm still thinking about its themes and about Agathe Rousselle's extraordinary performance.
    #HorrorFilms #BodyHorror #FrenchFilms