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Pierrot le fou is being screened at Orion (National Audiovisual Archive of Finland), this Wednesday, at 7 PM, and I THINK Anna Karina is going to be there in person.
Of course I’m basing this on something a friend mentioned a few weeks ago - he was getting up early to stand in a queue to get tickets. And my initial reaction, of course, was ”Oh, she’s still alive?”
I should have followed him and tried to get my own ticket, but I just watched Pierrot a few weeks ago and my French isn’t good enough to handle a film without subtitles yet (well, there will be Finnish and Swedish subtitles, but that’s no help). Though maybe that’s appropriate for a film where the two lead characters communicate with each other in a way where they might as well be speaking different languages. Yet, strangely they are in sync.
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Of course I’m basing this on something a friend mentioned a few weeks ago - he was getting up early to stand in a queue to get tickets. And my initial reaction, of course, was ”Oh, she’s still alive?”
I should have followed him and tried to get my own ticket, but I just watched Pierrot a few weeks ago and my French isn’t good enough to handle a film without subtitles yet (well, there will be Finnish and Swedish subtitles, but that’s no help). Though maybe that’s appropriate for a film where the two lead characters communicate with each other in a way where they might as well be speaking different languages. Yet, strangely they are in sync.