Ferdinandsuffers from a bad marriage and is unfortunately fired from the company. He meets his ex-girlfriend Marianaat a boring party and rekindles an old relationship. Tired of everything, he decided to abandon his wife and children to escape with her. He followed Marianne to her apartment, found a body, and soon discovered she was being hunted by the gang. During their time together, Marianne gave Ferdinand a nickname: Pierrot. They drove to the south, looting wildly along the way. When they arrived in France, the relationship between the two began to strain. Pierrot stopped reading, thinking, and journaling, and Marianne, tired of this life, insisted on returning to the city. They meet gangsters in a nightclub, and the two are separated in the chaos. Pierrot frantically searches for Marianne, and the two eventually reunite. Marianne used Pierrot to get a box of money, and then ran away to find her real boyfriend - the brother she had mentioned many times before. Pierrot shot and killed Marianne and her boyfriend, painting his face blue and strapping explosives to his body. At the last second, he regretted it and tried to extinguish the fuse, but failed, and the explosive exploded with a bang
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Pierrot le Fou movie plot
2022-02-24 08:02
Extended Reading
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Otto 2022-03-28 09:01:12
[Broadway French New Wave Film Festival Screening] This film should be called "Mad Men Godard". Crazy Godard incorporates various popular movie elements such as gangsters, car chases, desperate mandarin ducks, etc., but it is deliberately exaggerated and ridiculous. A mockery of the Vietnam War was also added. The heroine's imitation of the Vietnamese makes people cringe. The technique is completely out of order, and the plot, time, and scene are all jumping, which is incredible and can't help but smile. Like the movie says, full of passion
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Dejah 2022-03-27 09:01:20
That song is so beautiful
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Marianne: What about you? Do you know what you are?
Ferdinard: I am a sexual being.
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Ferdinard: A little harbor, as in Conrad.
Marianne: A sailboat, as in Robert Louis Stevenson.
Ferdinard: An old brothel, as in Faulkner.
Marianne: A steward-turned-millionaire, as in Jack London.
Ferdinard: With you, its always mixed up.
Marianne: Everything's simple.
Ferdinard: Too much at once.
Marianne: No.
Ferdinard: Two men who beat me up, as in Raymond Chandler.
Marianne: And you and me and him, see how simple it is?
Ferdinard: I don't see at all.