Jean-Pierre Léaud, Claude Jade, Hiroko Berghauer
Antoine Doinel is now 26. He married Christine, who teaches the violin. They will have a baby. In a new job, Antoine meets Kyoto, a japanese woman and fells in love with her. They have a love affair. ...( read more
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DVD Release Date: April 29, 2003
Stats: 151 reviews
Francois Truffaut is the family member, maybe an uncle or a distant cousin, who always tells good stories. He may narrate the simplest episodes with a tenderness, an openness of spirit, that engages. He is the most creative director whose work I have ever seen. He infuses all of ...( read more)
8/10
Once again we have Antoine Doinel lost and adventurous, trying to get his body to where his soul wants to be. This film presents an important step in many a young persons' life, when they let go of thier idealistic visions of what they wanted to be or how they thought they ...( read more)
Not quite as good as Stolen Kisses, or the 400 Blows, but the 4th Antoine Doinel movie still much to say about marriage and life in general.
The penultimate film in Traffaut's Antoine Doinel series. This follows on from Stolen Kisses. Antione and Christine are now married and quickly have a child. Antoine starts a new job and falls for a beautiful Japanese woman.
Both Jean-Pierre Leaud and Claude Jade put in great ...( read more)
"If you use art to settle accounts, it is no longer art."
I'm a little confused at what Truffaut is saying here. Is it a critique of other directors, like Godard, who Truffaut feels have become too political? Or is it a self-critique since Truffaut is mining his life for materia...( read more)
Truffaut poursuit son exploration humaine à travers Antoine Doinel et offre ainsi une réflexion poussée, réfléchie, mais hautement amusante sur le couple aidé par la certaine stupidité terre à terre, mais attachante de son personnage fétiche.
The Japanese woman speaking French and Japanese was pretty awesome. I -hated- Doinel's hair in this movie.
Le quatrième film dans la série des aventures d'Antoine Doinel. Un portrait intelligent d'un couple marié très jeune. Les dialogues sont superbes, tantôt hilarants, tantôt d'une tristesse subtile, et les situations évoquent toujours quelque chose de vrai, un lieu commun revisité ...( read more)
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