Retrospective French connection

June 26, 2022 0 Comments

The screenwriter/director of the Academy Award Christopher McQuarrie will host the French connection retrospective on Saturday, March 9, at the Samuel Goldwyn Theater at Beverly Hills. In the event, Friedkin will be interviewed by McQuarrie about the film. William Friedkin is also a superior guest, after winning the Golden Globe and Oscar for his work in the film. Here are some of the highlights of retrospective:

First, the BBC documentary tracking the manufacture of French connections, from the initial criminal case to the finished film. This explores the winding process that leads to the final production of the Oscar winner. While several scenarios were produced before the final production of the film, the BBC documentary presenting a different perspective in the process of making films and director William Friedkin. In the end, this film is an eternal proof of good cinema forces.

Retrospective French connection also highlights the contribution of its stars. Among them are the actor Gene Hackman, who plays Popeye Doyle, in his escape role. In his film debut, he was 41 years old and confident he had a potato face. In addition, the director, Philip Kaufman, will later direct the film like the right and wanderer. He will also continue to make a direct invasion of body washing.

Another important part of the film retrospective is the original book, published in 1969. Based on the actual events of the two New York Police Detectives Eddie Egan and Sonny Grosso, The french connection the pornostarz album tells the story of the arrest of rich French drugs that are rich in smuggling in New York City. The character of Gene Hackman, Popeye Doyle, is an Oscar winner. The second award was given to Roy Scheider as Russo "cloudy".

The scene of pursuing a famous film car functions as a central theme of the film and functions as a crime thriller. The shooting techniques at the location brought the era of "Realism of Bad Memory" which empowered the emotions of the audience. The film was praised by Pauline Kael and Darryl F. Zanuck. This is innovative, without compromise and inspires the audience. Retrospective French connections celebrate the role of innovative and influential film in the field of film making.

Another film in retrospective is a documentary about the legendary French-Senegui Kouyate actor. The French-Aljazair director repeated the life of actor Burkinabe, who died two years ago in Paris. Other film features focus on the more black side than the Paris community. 35 Rhum's shot described the disruption of the father-son's relationship, while returning home to describe the struggle for reverse migration.