Catalogue des films de « Alain Bergala »

Pour Pasolini, Rome n’a pas été un décor ni un simple lieu de vie. Rome a eu une existence physique, charnelle et passionnelle, pour l’homme et pour le poète. Rome a été pour le Pasolini polémiste, analyste de l’évolution de la...

La chevelure féminine, au cinéma, est toujours porteuse de fortes significations esthétiques, érotiques, sociales, historiques. Le film raconte, de façon souple et sinueuse, rythmée et inattendue, les principales aventures de la chevelure au...

When Matisse was asked why he had chosen Nice as a place of residence and inspiration, he spoke first of all about the windows : "windows have always interested me since they are a passage between the outside and the inside". If people have been...

The Kid (1920) est une œuvre charnière dans la carrière de Chaplin. Jacky Coogan, qui joue l’enfant, l'inspire tout particulièrement, si bien que le court métrage prévu devient un film d’une heure, son premier long. Les financiers...

Sur des images de son film "Où est la maison de mon ami ?", Abbas Kiarostami fait part, lors d'un entretien avec Alain Bergala, de son expérience et de ses choix de réalisateur.

"Bleu Méditerranée" is the story of men in search of the Mediterranean and that special light which "invades all things". The story of a discovery, and for some, nothing less than a revelation. The film follows the evolution of an artistic...

In 1934, two films, important in the cinema history, were shot almost simultaneously around Marseille : "Angèle", first feature film of the French renowned young author Marcel Pagnol ; "Toni" shot by Jean Renoir in Martigues at Pagnol's...

This series is a lively approach to one hundred years of cinema through the notion of the shot. It takes into account about thirty shots, in the most lively way possible, in the form of dialogues between two actors ; a little like a dialogue...

1881 : birth of Fernand Léger in the town of Argentan. 1955 : he dies in the town of Gif-sur-Yvette. The flower, the hand, the agave, the bicycle, the comet, the bunch of keys, the ladder... For over fifty years, this artist continued to set a...

"To consider what Pasolini, who died at 53, was able to produce in a mere 30 years, we can only wonder how he found the time and energy. All the more so because he never stopped travelling, never stopped playing his beloved soccer, never stopped...