French and French-language Films
Les Jeux des Anges: blackly humorous indictment of concentration camps and police-state societies
Walerian Borowczyk, “Les Jeux des Anges” (1964) So far the strangest film I have seen
French and French-language Films
Walerian Borowczyk, “Les Jeux des Anges” (1964) So far the strangest film I have seen
Piotr Dumala, “Crime and Punishment / Zbrodnia i Kara” (2000) The style of animation associated
French and French-language Films
Walerian Borowczyk, Chris Marker, “Les Astronautes” (1959) An entertaining little film short, “Les Astronautes” is
French and French-language Films
Alain Resnais, “Hiroshima Mon Amour” (1959) This famous film tells a very deceptively simple story:
Walerian Borowczyk and Jan Lenica, “The House / Dom” (1958) Rather odd film in which
Jan Lenica, “The Labyrinth / Labirynt” (1963) Superficially this looks like a Terry Gilliam /
Andrew S Allen, “The Thomas Beale Cipher” (2010) Unusual collage-type animated film that’s based on
French and French-language Films
Philippe Grammaticopoulos, “The Bellies / Les Ventres” (2009) Delightful short film inspired in part by
Piotr Dumala, “Franz Kafka” (1992) A 15-minute film of various episodes in the life of
Jan Svankmajer, “A Quiet Week in the House / Tichy tyden v dome” (1969) A strange