Anna Karina's Closet Picks 

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A legend

A better substitute concise word for child like is endearing?

@@BuffaloBuffalo-uc6zp perhaps it is. english is not my first language.

Your English is perfect anyway!!

Thanks

Liv Ullmann embodies "adorable in youth as well as in old age" for me.

BunnyMan456 dat ass did too

Only the eyes.

Jules F. Melo Borges Hell ya those are still a one of a kind pair of BJ eyes

@@golummcsmeagolhomie2396 I thought most cinephiles are not mysgonistic swines but I guess I was wrong.

@@golummcsmeagolhomie2396 She's 80 years old man, give her a break. She's aged to very elegant and respectfully lady, that's more than enough.

I would do the same

Right! Lmao

And the kid

I was just finna say that would be me lmfao!

Everything is "iconic" these days.🙄

Wow thanks for sharing this story. It would have been so amazing to see her. I miss her so much I wish she was still here. She’s one of my favorite actresses ever.

That's incredibly unfortunate. I was lucky to see her in Los Angeles for a restoration screening of BAND OF OUTSIDERS at the TCM Film Festival in 2016. During the Q&A, her effortless charm and flirtatious wit permeated the room, as not even interviewer Ben Mankiewicz could resist smiling. I even hugged and kissed her after the screening, and it was the only time I was ever genuinely nervous about meeting someone. That same week, she appeared at either the New Beverly Cinema or Silent Movie Theatre in Hollywood, which, sadly, I could not attend.

At least you got to share a planet with her for many years. ❤️

I get that suspicion too.

She was a smoker. I saw her in Vivre Sa Vie, she smoked

Because she sounds like Al Pacino here

​@@DG-gx4sgThat was the joke.

i dont think hed ever agree to do one tbh

In Cahiers du Cinéma he has rated these Criterion released films masterpieces: Wild Strawberries, Ugetsu, Ivan the Terrible, 400 Blows, Hiroshima Mon Amour. There's probably plenty of others but these are the ones I could find. Many are rated 3 (on a scale of 0 to 4) but these are all the fours I could find. He even rated Bande à Part a 3, haha.

Thought I'd do a little update with the other 4 stars and 3 stars (2nd highest) that he rated, which may or not be released by Criterion 4 stars: Man of the West, Vertigo, The Quiet American, Rio Bravo, Two Rode Together. 3 stars: Brink of Life, Dreams (Bergman), Deux hommes du Manhattan (interesting, since it's regarded as bottom tier Melville, but this was before the New Wave clique started hating Melville and actually liked him, especially Godard), Middle of the Night, Les Cousins, The Tarnished Angels, Touch of Evil. Also, he has ranked Louis Malle films at "don't bother watching", since the Cahiers group disliked him. Elevator to the Gallows is rated as a piece of shit by Godard lmaoo

@D2 E2 plz, he was just a jealous ass bitch and it ain't about Godard, calling Orson Welles a hoax, criticising Michelangelo Antonioni he was just a insecure and jealous butthurt director who started bitching about almost anyone who was a better filmmaker. Even Orson Welles criticized Godard but even he said his talents as a director can't be denied. Not like Ingar 'If anyone is a better filmmaker than you and your ego is hurt so much that your ass starts burning of jealousy and your so butthurt you start bitching about them like a 14 yr old kid' Bergman. I am not spreading hate against him but that was the truth. He himself was a pretentious director, and I know you're probably thinking am some asshole who throws that word every 5 minute but am not, I have used that word after lot of consideration. And no hate to you I just get triggered when anyone says read Bergman's criticism, he just a jealous bitch who loved to bitch and moan. And the statements he said about Godard, subjectively speaking, that's exactly, EXACTLY the words I use to describe his films. Once again brother no offense or hate to you but I hate when people say Bergman's criticism was valid, it wasn't.

@D2 E2 who fucking cares what bergman said about godard. if you genuinely dislike godard purely because bergman said something negative about him you're honestly pathetic. make your own opinions.

Oh yes.

And, The Third Man, Army of Shadows.

yes, please!

Studio Canal owns the rights now so its pretty unlikely.

Infametheus I'm really thankful to have recorded The Third Man on DVR.

More Belmondo movies : Le Doulos, That Man from Rio, Fear on the City, Itinerary of a spoiled child, The Professional,...

Vseslav Botkin what about Jean-Pierre Léaud

Belmondo?

And Jeanne Moreau.

all great choices but Karina is still #1 to me

true, but she was actually able to speak english even before she learned french so it's no surprise :)

@@lydiarodgers Does she have any early of her films spoken in English?

She probably knew English before she moved to France plus it's easier for Danes to learn English than it is for French people.

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+Infametheus Well she's about 75, so assuming she started smoking around the age of 20 at approx 20 cigarettes per day... I'd say about 400,000 or there abouts.

Golum McSmeagolHomie all of them.

Graham McKemy why is it sad lol people age

There was the dreamers

+brandon thompson Holy shit I had an idea: what if you had all 4 of those guys in the closet at once? And turned it into a feature documentary, where they have to eat lunch and dinner in or outside the closet because they have to take breaks from talking about movies all day. Oh my good, good Gawd what a thought!

+Theomite I like the idea but Tarrantino would ruin it, he has the tendency to take over the conversation.

@supperandjazz but I find Tarentino's perspective and passion on cinema very intriguing. They should definitely have him in the closet.

David Lynch

Das Kinophile ENTP oh yeah

Tmac well now it sadly will never happen.

This broke my heart.

She's always one of my favorites. It sux that she's no longer with us. I'm sure her taste was impeccable.

@@cibibi Mine too.

Who are you?

Got it!

+Mr. Veteran Yeah, dang, I'd really like to nab it, want to see all Criterion has of Godard on Blu.

+Mizuru Souten I found a copy on ebay last year & the price was around $40, so still reasonable provided you're willing to be patient.

Thanks for the tip.

True, but its in their closet. Does that mean it's coming back, or do they like to keep spare copies of OOP stock for whatever reason?

+JohnnyFriendly I picked up a used (in excellent condition) copy of Criterion's A Woman Is A Woman(complete with booklet) on ebay for $30-which is what it sold for originally.

yea...

but if you want to be Tom Waits...

@@zaphyra- Why would you want be anyone but yourself?

I didn't say that.

SHE WAS 76 or 77 HERE!

This answer might come a bit late but yes. She speaks german in the movie "Chinese Roulette" (Fassbinder) very gorgeous accent and actually very good German. She learned it just for the filming in 3 weeks.