IL ÉTAIT UNE FOIS... LOST IN TRANSLATION | TRUFFAUT / GODARD: SCÉNARIO D'UNE RUPTURE

Il était une fois... Lost In Translation
The genesis and the making of Sofia Coppola's surprise hit film, released in 2003. This art-house film about the brief romantic encounter of two Americans in Tokyo won the Oscar for best screenplay, the César for best foreign film and the best actor Golden Globe for Bill Murray. This second film by Coppola also explores her fascination with Japan and the incredible behind-the-scenes story of filming in Tokyo.


Truffaut / Godard: scénario d'une rupture
François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard: the New Wave movement revealed and united them as much as it distanced them. While they were both driven from the outset by a shared desire to change cinema, they were soon pursing different, even opposing, paths. Yet, even today, it is difficult to think of one without the other. Truffaut and Godard are a “legendary couple” in film. A couple that ends up breaking apart at the same time as it gives birth to two lineages that include some of the greatest names in cinema d’auteur.