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Pierrot Le Fou (Blu-ray Disc, 2009, Criterion Collection) Complete w/ Insert - Imagen 1 de 4

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Pierrot Le Fou (Blu-ray Disc, 2009, Criterion Collection)

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This is a fantastic Blu-ray Disc edition of the classic French film "Pierrot Le Fou" from 2009. Starring Jean-Paul Belmondo and directed by the legendary Jean-Luc Godard, this film is a must-see for any foreign language film enthusiast. The disc is in excellent working order and comes complete with an insert. The film is part of the prestigious Criterion Collection and is rated NR. It falls under the genres of Foreign Language and Drama, with subtitles in English. The disc is formatted for Blu-ray and has a release year of 2009. This is an amazing opportunity to own a piece of cinematic history, so don't miss out on adding this fantastic film to your collection!

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French auteur Jean-Luc Godard continues his fascination with the crime genre--after BREATHLESS and BAND OF OUTSIDERS--with PIERROT LE FOU. After escaping his stale, bourgeois marriage, Ferdinand Griffon (Jean-Paul Belmondo), a man on the run, encounters a captivating woman, Marianne (Godard's then-wife, Anna Karina). Striking up an immediate connection, the two begin a freewheeling affair that leads them to the Mediterranean Sea. There's one slight problem, though. Marianne is being pursued by a group of bloodthirsty mobsters who have chased her out of Algeria. Making matters worse for Ferdinand is the unfortunate fact that she turns out to be as much of a headache as his wife was, constantly referring to him as "Pierrot," much to his disdain. As their relationship reaches its boiling point, the hit men arrive, threatening to terminate both their relationship and their lives. Based on Lionel White's OBSESSION, PIERROT LE FOU is an example of a filmmaker's lack of preparation actually working to his benefit. Godard has said that he had no script on which to proceed, forcing him to make up the film as he went along. It is this seemingly improvised, brisk pacing--in addition to the performances of Belmondo and Karina--that makes the film such a fresh and original twist on an oft-mimicked genre.