Louis Malle - Un cinéaste français

A brief, stately montage of photographs and recorded speeches that plays like a reverent museum exhibit on a celebrated life.

Two thoughtful men talk at a table, and the pleasure is in listening to a sharp, unhurried conversation about craft and life.

A quiet, scholarly look at an artist's early life, more informative than immersive, best for those curious about film history.

A quiet, affectionate tribute that walks you through a forgotten animator's life and craft with patience and warmth.

A brisk, affectionate short that walks you through a filmmaker's career with clips and talking heads, easy to absorb.

A quiet, affectionate portrait that drifts through conversations and memories, rewarding patience with a warm sense of a singular artist's world.

A quiet, observational look at a creative mind at work, rewarding for those curious about the filmmaking process.

A quiet, reflective sit with an old artist as he pages through his own past, gentle and unhurried.}{.

A quiet, talky sit-down with a young filmmaker reflecting on craft, best suited to those curious about cinema history.

A thoughtful, archival portrait that asks you to sit with an artist's contradictions and her uneasy love of film.

A quiet, unhurried portrait that invites you to look closely at an artist's world.

A calm, talky television portrait of a filmmaker at work, interesting mainly to those already curious about his craft.