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Posted: Thu Mar 26, 2009 3:57 am
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RedWhiteBlack Lolicat von Doom I didn't find Hiroshima, Mon Amour all that confusing, I adored it though, very nice cinema. Not exactly confusing, but just, baffling. I just could not wrap my head around the characters motivation (or lack thereof). I think I understand the mode of filmmaking it fits under, but as a piece of art, I think I need to watch it again. Actually, not only to understand it for my own personal satisfaction, but because it will be on my final exam this semester.
It's certainly not the best thing the French New Wave produced, but it's fairly good as an introduction, which is why it features on so many cinema courses. Plus it's from the Left Bank of the New Wave, making it infinitely cooler.
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