All screenings are at Rialto Cinemas on Monday nights at 6:30pm
Mon 2 March:
Screening: Monday 21 September, 6:30pm
Agnès Varda | France | 1958-2003 | DV
A collection of films celebrating Varda’s passion for the streets and boulevards of the Left Bank. Features a documentary portrait of her Paris neighbourhood, surrealist poet Louis Aragon, Anna Karina and Jean-Luc Godard – without his dark glasses.
The So-called Caryatids, France 1984. An examination of the often-ignored Caryatids, female statues carved into the columns of Parisian buildings.
Opera-Mouffe, France 1958. A portrait of the titular neighborhood full of street markets, tramps and drunks.
Elsa the Rose, France 1965. Images and poetry from the surrealist Louis Aragon tell the story of his wife Elsa Triolet.
The Volatile Lion, France 2003. Clarisse, an apprentice fortune-teller, and Lazare, a Paris Catacombs employee, meet every day at the Place Denfert-Rochereau where the bronze Lion de Belfort stands proud.
You’ve Got Beautiful Stairs, You Know… France 1986. A brief tribute to the Cinematheque Francais, admiring the famous steps down to the darkened theatre.
The MacDonald Bridge Fiances, France 1961. A light-hearted silent comedy featuring Anna Karina and Jean-Luc Godard (without his dark glasses).
Seven Rooms, Kitchen and a Bath, France 1984. An unusual visit to a large empty apartment… The walls themselves tell the stories of time passing by.
(c.94 minutes, In French with English subtitles, DVD)
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