Archive for category: Claude Chabrol

Claude Chabrol on DVD

3 July, 2009 (17:25) | Claude Chabrol, DVD, by Sean Axmaker | By: Sean Axmaker

Consider this a post-script to Ten Days’ Wonder: The Claude Chabrol Blogathon: your guide to revisiting Chabrol on DVD (U.S. DVD releases only). More than half of Chabrol’s over 50 features have been released to DVD stateside, thanks in large part to such labels as Kino, Kimstim, Pathfinder and First Run, with [...]

La Femme infidèle

25 June, 2009 (12:46) | Claude Chabrol, Essays, by Richard T. Jameson | By: Richard T. Jameson

[Originally written for the University of Washington Office of Lectures & Concerts Film Series, May 22, 1973]
For some time it was easy to regard Claude Chabrol as far and away the least of the nouvelle vague Big Three. Whereas Truffaut gifted us with bittersweet, occasionally wry affirmations of an abounding, Renoiresque life force and Godard [...]

Claude Chabrol – The Classicist

24 June, 2009 (19:13) | Claude Chabrol, Essays, by Richard T. Jameson | By: Richard T. Jameson

This piece was written about fifteen years ago for a cinema biographies project that never came to fruition. None of it appears to need changing, but by way of updating I’ve appended a comment on a recent Chabrol picture seen in the 2007 Toronto International Film Festival. —RTJ, June 24, 2009

Claude Chabrol was one [...]