Matheus Cassano
3May12
Story of my life.
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Rock Streams Leper
21Feb13
The last scene of this short subject is one of the most perfectly embarassing things I've ever scene in a movie. And the very last image is both depressing and hysterical. I laughed and cringed at the same time. Bravo, Truffaut.
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TFCHooligan69
4Sep12
A masterpiece. Excellent follow-up to The 400 Blows, with an ending that is just as much of a gut punch.
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Sean Keeley
5Jun12
The space of a few years has made such a difference for me with regards to this film. What I once saw as a nice but inconsequential short I now recognize as a masterpiece of concise detail and pure feeling. No other film I know captures the feeling of young, obsessive, unrequited love as well as this one. And what a sad, true ending: as heartbreaking in its way as The 400 Blows.
Daniela
15Oct11
Poor Antoine! It might've been a cause de moving across the street like a stalker >_>;;;
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Erwin Figueroa
30Aug11
Everybody has meet a Colette once in his life. A woman who seems like the most wonderful beauty in the world, so much so that the person is unable to express his love. The mixed messages, the subtle cues that are not catched by Antoine, "te quiero, pero no te amo" vibe coming from her that is oblivious to Antoine. It all adds up to the final scene, so raw and painful, like a slow motion train wreck one cannot unseen.
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Fainéant
28Mar11
These two young characters seem so mature to me because of the way they dress, style their hair and speak to each other. I liked that Antoine's jacket looked just a tad oversized on his small body because it reminded me that they're still just kids falling in love for the first time
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Zachary George Najarian-Najafi
5Sep10
The second part of Truffaut's Antoine Doinel series, and it makes me want to keep going forward. In but thirty minutes Truffaut captures Antoine's first love, those little triumphs and massive let-downs. It's a bit dry at times, but it's an adorable little short.
Zachary Phillip Brailsford
2Mar10
FANTASTIC piece of filmmaking by Truffaut. One of the best of the Antoine Doinel series, no doubt. Savvy