Jean-Pierre Léaud in Baisers volés (1968), directed by François Truffaut François Truffaut, Introduction to the Antoine Doinel Screenplays: “If the audience expected Stolen Kisses to be a statement of modern youth, they were bound to be disappointed, for it is precisely because of his anachronism and romanticism that I found Jean-Pierre so appealing: he is a young man of the nineteenth century…" The full text is available for our subscribers | History of Cinema

One of the Spanish Horses drowned as the Spaniards attempted to cross the swamp. #history | Incredible History

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