• Eric Rohmer, the iconic film critic and director who helped breathe new life into postwar French cinema, died Monday at the age of 89.

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  • What "Hugo Cabret" did for early French cinema, here Selznick reveals a further love of history, specifically for several famous New York City museums.

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  • With more than 206.5 million movie tickets sold in 2010, French cinema is the third largest market in world and the most successful in Europe!

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  • She liked French cinema, and before long they got onto Morini.

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  • One irony is that French cinema, so enriched by Jewish directors, actors and producers before the war, nonetheless flourished after their expulsion thanks to an influx of new talent.

    ECONOMIST: Paris under the Nazis

  • His large, clefted nose, broad smile, beaming eyes, longish blond hair, hefty physique and bodacious mannerisms are uniquely his own and have left their imprint on the French cinema and stage.

    CNN: French star Depardieu ditches France for Putin's Russia

  • Whereas Mr Stora's points of reference for the war are usually French and often cultural (he notes the blossoming of French cinema and the opening of the first supermarkets), Mr Wall's are international and geopolitical.

    ECONOMIST: Algeria then and now

  • True, French cinema is dwarfed by Hollywood.

    ECONOMIST: French cinema

  • French cinema has also embraced historical extravaganzas.

    ECONOMIST: French cinema

  • La Jetee, named after the 1962 Chris Marker sci-fi film, is a gathering place for disciples of French cinema and the Nouvelle Vague movement, while at Bar Plastic Model, punters can wear Mario hats and play old Nintendo 64 video games.

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  • That night, they dined in a little restaurant with a charcoal grill in the Rue Racine, where they were joined by the Spanish journalist, Paco Morral, who liked to imitate the Buenos Aires accent, very badly, and believed that Spanish cinema was far better than French cinema, much more dense, an opinion shared by Riquelme.

    NEWYORKER: ?lvaro Rousselot��s Journey

  • "Unlike the Anglo-Saxon approach, the French attitude toward cinema doesn't always make entertaining the audience a priority, " Mr. Wilson muses.

    WSJ: Lambert Wilson, Reloaded

  • Each nomiya (drinking place) is vastly different to the next, themed to punk rock, French Nouvelle Vague cinema or old Nintendo video games.

    BBC: A golden slice of old Tokyo

  • The 1960s saw the influence of French New Wave cinema.

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  • Cinema screens may still be dominated by blockbusters, but viewers at home will eventually be able to choose from the cream of, say, Japanese cinema, or French or Irish.

    ECONOMIST: Star wars

  • French kids with an entire national tradition of great cinema are instead obsessed with "South Park" (Eric Cartman's face is more ubiquitous in the French countryside than bitter, entitled-feeling farmers).

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  • Before crawling his way out of his mother's womb in the film's opening sequence he had to endure four contentious years making the leap from his (French) creator's drawing-board to France's cinema screens.

    ECONOMIST: A honey, bare

  • "That's when the language of cinema changed with Godard and Antonioni, " Mr. Kardish explained, pointing to the innovations of the French New Wave auteurs and other filmmakers who rewrote the rules in the 1960s.

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