Bonjour Tristesse

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*** l Jun 21 early works of cinema of 6oys,later comes Godards Breatlesse with estonnishing Sieberg ,she has a short life ,unfortunately and greate fotogenyc beauty and charm,she gave magic roles for film history inspite of her short life ,films that she was in it become greate work of a film history... See more Jerry E @engelbach 11/21/2024 Bad acting doesn’t rescue an abominable script. Niven and Kerr are adequate. But Seberg’s artificial bubbliness is embarrassingly irritating. She has no idea how to convey a believable character, nor even say a line with a sense of truth. Truffaut must have been drunk. But Godard obviously saw something, for he got much better out of Seberg in “Breathless.” See more 07/29/2021 Opening credits sucked me right in. Beautiful graphics and music. Liked use of color and black and white, and flash backs. Thought Jean Seberg's acting was outstanding, and all of acting was very good. Enjoyed the lovely scenes of the French Riviera, and felt as if I were right there with the actors, smelling the pines and the salty sea. The end was a little overplayed and melodramatic, but that was probably how the novel ended. The scenes where the two girls are setting up David Niven's inevitable fall from grace are the only ones that are overlong and needed editing. It is an interesting and different movie. See more 06/20/2021 Very strange film. David Niven, Deborah Kerr and Jean Seberg See more david f 04/18/2020 This is worth watching because Godard said that Jean Seberg was playing the same role that she did in his film, ‘Breathless' only three years later. It's about a carefree father and daughter who live on the French Riviera and whose somewhat decadent lifestyle has serious consequences for a woman they get involved with. See more 03/15/2019 A truly terrible film directed by a masterful director, Bonjour Tristesse is a film replete with awkward acting and unintentional bathos. Its only saving grace is that Jean Seberg's Cecile is unmistakably the influence for Godard's Patricia in Breathless which would go on to succeed where this film fails. See more Read all reviews

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