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Joan Crawford and Bette Davis

Gillain explores how Truffaut transforms the experiences of life into fiction

After the collapse of Communism leaves a Hungarian village reeling a charismatic figure appears offering hope and salvation

Includes video essay

Maggie Smith

Pickpocket Blu-ray Criticism & Essays Joan Crawford and Bette Davis'Pickpocket' Director: Robert Bresson (1959) BFI Blu ray French w English subtitles Includes audio of Q&A with Bresson (1971 47mins), Paul Schrader discusses the film, documentary 'The Models of Pickpocket' (2003 52mins), three related shorts from BFI archive and more A masterpiece of precision cinematic storytelling. A young Parisian man begins to learn the techniques of pickpocketing.

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