A few things to look out for:
-The kitty in the breakfast tray;
-the leopard skin conversation;
-the extraordinarily inane conversation of the women.
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Crystel 2022-02-25 08:01:09
Although we note the same good eyes for details, "Soft Skin" is not a good Truffaut. What we are missing here is the director's hallmark irony and sardonic witticism, facing what is (inevitably) Absurd in romance. The wife's face shows great strength of character, and the man is weak and pathetic, as usual, but not in the puppy-ish, child-like ways in other Truffauts. There is little humor, and not enough background as to whether there is a pattern of philandering, or other aspects of the man's and the woman's character that can explain, first of all, why they are man and wife to start with; and second, why the abrupt tragic end.
A few things to look out for:
-The kitty in the breakfast tray;
-the leopard skin conversation;
-the extraordinarily inane conversation of the women.
A few things to look out for:
-The kitty in the breakfast tray;
-the leopard skin conversation;
-the extraordinarily inane conversation of the women.
Extended Reading
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Zackery 2022-04-19 09:02:44
It's so awesome. It's just such a rotten story. Truffaut tells it over and over again.
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Maud 2022-04-24 07:01:23
#filmarchive# The car plunges into the busy life and goes beyond the daily track. The electric light goes on and off with hope during the sexual encounter (the male protagonist lights up all the rooms when hope is ignited), and at home, he and his wife switch on and off orderly without passion. The mid-life crisis is as terrible as the male protagonist's life is stagnant, subject to inertia, and he gives up without struggling.
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Pierre Lachenay: I've learned that men's unhappiness arises from the inability to stay quietly in their own room.