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French cinema: 1970

L'Aveu (1970)
Costa-Gavras

Prague, 1951. A.L. is the deputy foreign minister of Czechoslovakia, a man with an impeccable record. Having fought on the side of the Brigadas Internacionales during the Spanish Civil War, and then with the French Resistance during WWII, A.L.'s devotion to communism seems to be beyond dispute...   [More...]

Borsalino (1970)
Jacques Deray

Marseille, 1930. After completing a six month stretch in prison, Roch Siffredi returns to his girlfriend to find her in the company of another man, François Capella...   [More...]

Le Boucher (1970)
Claude Chabrol

After serving in both the Indochina and Algerian wars, Paul Thomas returns to his home village in a provincial backwater of France and takes over his father's butcher's shop...   [More...]

Le Cercle rouge (1970)
Jean-Pierre Melville

Police superintendent Mattei is escorting a suspected criminal, Vogel, across France on a train. After a daring escape, Vogel, goes on the run...   [More...]

Les Choses de la vie (1970)
Claude Sautet

Pierre Bérard, a 40-year-old architect, is on his way to a business appointment when his car collides with a lorry on a quiet country road...   [More...]

Le Cinéma de papa (1970)
Claude Berri

In 1946, 12-year-old Claude Langmann lives with his parents, Jewish immigrants, and newborn sister Arlette in a busy district of Paris...   [More...]

Le Clair de terre (1970)
Guy Gilles

Pierre Brumeu, 21, lives in Paris and has a strained relationship with his father, a widower who is still mourning the loss of his wife many years ago...   [More...]

Dernier domicile connu (1970)
José Giovanni

As a result of a serious professional blunder, Inspector Leonetti finds himself transferred to a minor police department...   [More...]

Le Distrait (1970)
Pierre Richard

Pierre Malaquet is a likeable young man but he is hopelessly absent-minded and cannot sustain a train of thought for more than a few seconds...   [More...]

Domicile conjugal (1970)
François Truffaut

Now 26, Antoine Doinel is happily married to Christine Darbon. The couple share a small but comfortable apartment in Paris, and while she gives violin lessons, he earns a meagre wage dyeing flowers for a florist...   [More...]

Élise ou la vraie vie (1970)
Michel Drach

It is 1957 and France has been at war with Algeria for three years. Elise, a young woman in her early twenties, live in Bordeaux with her family in a cramped apartment...   [More...]

Elle boit pas, elle fume pas, elle drague pas, mais... elle cause! (1970)
Michel Audiard

Through her work as a housecleaner, Germaine finds out things about her employers which, if widely known, would provoke a scandal...   [More...]

L'Enfant sauvage (1970)
François Truffaut

Summer, 1798. In the forests of a rural area of southern France, a party of hunters discover and capture a 12 year old boy who appears to have spent his life living like a wild animal...   [More...]

La Faute de l'abbé Mouret (1970)
Georges Franju

Serge Mouret has recently taken up his first position as parish priest in the Provençal village of Artauds. The locals have little interest in religion and for most of the time Mouret is giving sermons to an empty church...   [More...]

Le Genou de Claire (1970)
Eric Rohmer

A 35 year old diplomat, Jérôme, takes a summer holiday in the picturesque French lakeside resort where he spent his childhood...   [More...]

Heureux qui comme Ulysse (1970)
Henri Colpi

Antonin is an ageing farmhand who leads a peaceful existence in a small village in Provence. One day, his employer gives him an errand that he would rather not discharge - to take his old farm horse Ulysse to Arles, to end his days in the bullring...   [More...]

Il Conformista (1970)
Bernardo Bertolucci

In 1930s Italy, Marcello Clerici makes the decision to join the Fascist secret police. Eager to prove himself, Clerici agrees to assassinate his former teacher Professor Quadri, an anti-Fascist intellectual who is now living in exile in Paris...   [More...]

La Maison des Bories (1970)
Jacques Doniol-Valcroze

Julien Durras is a highly regarded geologist who lives with his younger wife Isabelle and their two children, Laurent and Lise, at a remote country villa in Provence known as the House of the Bories...   [More...]

Peau d'âne (1970)
Jacques Demy

On her deathbed, the queen of strange and distant land asks her husband, the king, never to marry again anyone less beautiful than she...   [More...]

Le Petit théâtre de Jean Renoir (1970)
Jean Renoir

Le dernier réveillon: one Christmas Eve, a tramp is paid to mournfully watch a party of revellers enjoying themselves at an expensive restaurant...   [More...]

La Rupture (1970)
Claude Chabrol

Hélène Régnier walks out on her drug-addicted husband Charles after he brutally attacks their infant son...   [More...]

Solo (1970)
Jean-Pierre Mocky

Vincent Cabral, a violinist and occasional jewel thief, returns to France hoping to renew his acquaintance with his younger brother Virgile, whom he has not seen for three years...   [More...]

Un condé (1970)
Yves Boisset

Transferred to another police department after running into difficulties with his superiors, Inspector Favenin is paired up with a younger, more inexperienced colleague Barnero in the pursuit of a notorious drugs trafficker Tavernier, known to his associates as Le Mandarin...   [More...]

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