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Summary:
A lively exploration of romantic love and friendship, François
Truffaut's French-language "Jules and Jim" is one of my favorite films.
The story chronicles the intertwined lives of three European intellectual bohemians
from 1912 to 1933. I think Jeanne Moreau creates an unforgettable character in
Catherine, the free-spirited woman loved by a pair of best friends, the two men
for whom the film is named. She is a femme fatale who sets up a whirlpool around
her that leads to tragedy.
~Ivana
Redwine
DVD
Details:
Release
Date: May 31, 2005
Number of Discs: 2
Feature Run Time: 1 Hour 45 Minutes
MPAA
Rating: Not Rated
Anamorphic Widescreen (2.35:1), Black-and-White
French
Monaural
English Subtitles
Audio Commentary by Truffaut Colleagues and Film
Scholar
Audio Commentary by Jeanne Moreau and Truffaut Biographer
Truffaut
on Roché: Excerpt From "Bibliothèque de poche"
Excerpts
From Documentary "The Key to Jules and Jim"
Excerpt From "Cinéastes
de notre temps"
Segment From "L'Invité du dimanche"
Excerpts
From Truffaut's First Appearance on American TV
Excerpts From AFI Dialogue
on Film Given by Truffaut
Archival Audio Interview of Truffaut
Video Interview
With Director of Photography Raoul Coutard
Video Interview With Co-Writer Jean
Gruault
Video Conversation Between Two Scholars
Stills Gallery
Theatrical
Trailer
44-Page Booklet
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