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I'm looking into the choices for my French course. Basically you have to choose two texts or a text and a film to study. I know very little about any of these and was wondering if anyone has studied/knows about any of them and could tell me about the content, feel, etc. of the different options, whether or not they enjoyed them, why or why not . . . any comments would be appreciated!
Texts:
Films:
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Texts:
- Molière Le Tartuffe
- Voltaire Candide
- Guy de Maupassant Boule de Suif et autres contes de la guerre
- Albert Camus L’étranger
- Françoise Sagan Bonjour tristesse
- Claire Etcherelli Elise ou la vraie vie
- Joseph Joffo Un sac de billes
- Faïza Guène Kiffe kiffe demain
- Philippe Grimbert Un secret
- Delphine de Vigan No et moi
Films:
- Les 400 coups François Truffaut (1959)
- Au revoir les enfants Louis Malle (1987)
- La Haine Mathieu Kassovitz (1995)
- L’auberge espagnole Cédric Klapisch (2002)
- Un long dimanche de fiançailles Jean-Pierre Jeunet (2004)
- Entre les murs Laurent Cantet (2008)
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Hi,
I ended up choosing to do one film this year and a book next year! At the moment I'm doing "Au revoir les enfants" and its pretty easy to analyse as the main themes and ideas are explicit. It's a very enjoyable film to study if your into world war 2 and all that. But I've also heard "Les 400 coups" is a popular choice but I wouldn't say its a film to study unless you feel really passionate about the film.
Good luck choosing
I ended up choosing to do one film this year and a book next year! At the moment I'm doing "Au revoir les enfants" and its pretty easy to analyse as the main themes and ideas are explicit. It's a very enjoyable film to study if your into world war 2 and all that. But I've also heard "Les 400 coups" is a popular choice but I wouldn't say its a film to study unless you feel really passionate about the film.
Good luck choosing

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Hi,
I ended up choosing to do one film this year and a book next year! At the moment I'm doing "Au revoir les enfants" and its pretty easy to analyse as the main themes and ideas are explicit. It's a very enjoyable film to study if your into world war 2 and all that. But I've also heard "Les 400 coups" is a popular choice but I wouldn't say its a film to study unless you feel really passionate about the film.
Good luck choosing
Hi,
I ended up choosing to do one film this year and a book next year! At the moment I'm doing "Au revoir les enfants" and its pretty easy to analyse as the main themes and ideas are explicit. It's a very enjoyable film to study if your into world war 2 and all that. But I've also heard "Les 400 coups" is a popular choice but I wouldn't say its a film to study unless you feel really passionate about the film.
Good luck choosing

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