1 Truffaut was an important film director of the French New Wave.

2 Truffaut, Francois . The Four Hundred Blows.

3 Bazin did cultivated some brilliant directors, like Truffaut, his adopted son, that's why he was perfectly a inheritor of Bazin's theories of long-lens and realism in the film.

4 Truffaut (1932-1984) died too young, of a brain tumor, at 52, but he left behind 21 films, not counting shorts and screenplays.

5 French New Wave filmmakers like Fran?ois Truffaut and Claude Chabrol are all his fans and influenced by him.

6 Truffaut once wrote, And although Antoine ultimately returns to Christine, the ending of the movie is notable unromantic .

7 On the basis of the relationship between the narrator and the hidden author, we sort the narrators of Truffaut and Godard into reliable and unreliable ones.

8 Leaud at all ages seems at once more manic and concentrated than Truffaut. enraptured by his own insights and deeply, almost stubbornly alone.

9 If the figures in the green room stand for the great directors of the past, perhaps there is a shrine there now to Truffaut.

10 Spielberg also paid tribute to legendary French film director Francois Truffaut, who died 20 years ago and who had starred in Spielberg's 1977 classic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind.

11 As a director, Rohmer became a leading force in France's convention-smashing New Wave cinema, alongside directors Jean-Luc Godard and Francois Truffaut, his colleagues at the Cahiers.

12 "We in China have never had a movement like the French Nouvelle Vague, with Jean-Luc Godard and Truffaut, " she says.