L'Argent (1983) Robert Bresson press conference

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    Cannes Film Festival 1983: "L'Argent" press conference with Robert Bresson and his cast.
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  • @JitenderKumar-tn8dd
    @JitenderKumar-tn8dd 4 года назад +41

    roasting session with robert bresson

  • @MyDenis0
    @MyDenis0 3 года назад +45

    Poor old fella. He is like a child that just wants to meet another simple playfull spirit but all he finds and sees are dull calculators in youthfull bodies. You can see his uneasiness with the crowd, it demorilises him, on the other hand precisely cause of this situation he gives interesting insights.

    • @maxedwardsantos
      @maxedwardsantos Год назад +3

      You could say he brought good out of the despair

  • @pauliedibbs9028
    @pauliedibbs9028 3 года назад +42

    I will always love how he just brings every one and their comments to dust, almost Socratic-like.

  • @sandrasandra2775
    @sandrasandra2775 12 дней назад

    I suoi film erano così avanti che lo spettatore rimanevano smarriti di fronte ad essi, un genio, un colpo al cuore questo film!

  • @samuelstephens6163
    @samuelstephens6163 3 года назад +14

    Hell of a press conference

  • @kesozen
    @kesozen 3 года назад +24

    i've watched his interviews from his young ages. he looks more calm and patient in early times. it seems that as he mastered, he reduced his tolerance to people and these kind of questions. i think this is quite normal for this unique director who spents his life to construct a new language, soul and breath to cinema.

    • @slavicghost9445
      @slavicghost9445 Год назад +6

      this press conference is pure gold, I fucking love Bresson. He is the GOAT. People are dumb af

  • @evavazquez4376
    @evavazquez4376 4 года назад +42

    What an insolent crew. I am embarrassed. and yet it helps to understand how lonely this job is. All my love for Bresson in heaven and thank you!!!

    • @morozowvlad6363
      @morozowvlad6363 3 года назад +1

      He was really disturbed and nervous , but i think his theory of "sound is more significant and more real" is total misanderstanding , you can see the "exchange" in the film , its horribly unbalanced

    • @JohnAbraham1987
      @JohnAbraham1987 Год назад +1

      @@morozowvlad6363 : What do you mean?!

  • @reyesrodriguez4360
    @reyesrodriguez4360 Год назад +4

    Je vous adore, M. Bresson, peu de réalisateurs comprennent vraiment la nature du cinéma.

  • @DanielHewson
    @DanielHewson 4 года назад +39

    anybody else notice young Vladimir Putin at 10:54? damn hes really changed since his cinephile days

    • @cravis123
      @cravis123 3 года назад

      :))))

    • @hamaru3538
      @hamaru3538 2 года назад

      😂😂😂😂

    • @deino1121
      @deino1121 2 года назад

      thoroughly was convinced that was houellebecq

  • @bernardguy1130
    @bernardguy1130 4 года назад +9

    L'univers de Bresson n'est accessible seulement par des personnes habitées d'une grande sensibilité humaine, accessoirement amoureux de l'art et de la vérité . A cause de ses impératifs qu'ils soient économiques, idéologiques ou politiques la grande majorité du cinéma mondial de ces 60/70 dernières années est d'abord un produit qu'il faut vendre impérativement...............Ce n'est pas le cinéma de Bresson.............ni de Pialat d'ailleurs. Ces cinéastes sont des peintres de grands talents dont leurs pinceaux est une caméra. Ils n'ont que faire des acteurs qui sonnent bien souvent faux, ces artistes exigent des modèles qu'ils choisissent sans concessions .....................

  • @luisjanuario9275
    @luisjanuario9275 4 года назад +15

    C' est formidable. Les gens qui font des questions sont stupides, ignorants, mal intentionés. Bresson est plus jeune qu'eux.

    • @ilyamurom
      @ilyamurom 3 года назад

      Vous avez pleinement raison, pour une grande partie du public, la mentalité est celle du post 68. Et cela se sent!

  • @lospopularos
    @lospopularos 4 года назад +7

    Priceless. What chaos! Thank you for sharing!

  • @zarathustra8789
    @zarathustra8789 5 лет назад +24

    Thanks for the upload, priceless footage and press conference there.

  • @henrym78
    @henrym78 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks for the upload!

  • @anadaniko4548
    @anadaniko4548 5 лет назад +6

    On reconnaît un génie à ce qu'il est en total désaccord avec son époque.

  • @bravonolan
    @bravonolan 6 лет назад +3

    wow thanks.

  • @BogdanLiviu7
    @BogdanLiviu7 2 года назад +13

    I feel so ashamed, this is torture. This is a movie in itself, a great director questioned by heartless, stupid people. I am embarrassed that I too am a human being like the ones who put those unreal stupid questions. And worst of all is that arrogant tone... At least be stupid but have a good heart. Absolute disgrace. And to think those are film critics! Infinite shame. 8:36 - 8:44 - what a disgusting person! After all the treasures this man left us, that's how you look at him? The lack of respect for Bresson here makes me sick.

    • @yaboydolphin
      @yaboydolphin Год назад +1

      i think he did not care that much haha

  • @kohutracing
    @kohutracing 4 года назад +4

    This is Amazing

  • @MyDenis0
    @MyDenis0 2 года назад +10

    he is bothered by peoples almost inborn missconception of cinema as just another entertainment medium for fun and not as a serious reality altering experience.

  • @lenskapvdo
    @lenskapvdo 5 лет назад +4

    real talk!!

  • @bdfgegg6520
    @bdfgegg6520 6 лет назад +34

    ¨De quel spectateur parlez-vous?¨ haha

    • @pauliedibbs9028
      @pauliedibbs9028 3 года назад +1

      Not one with very much going on, at least for her case..

    • @Alix777.
      @Alix777. 3 года назад +1

      trop fort..

  • @Alix777.
    @Alix777. 3 года назад +1

    Il règne une telle tension et une telle confusion avec ces problèmes de micros que c'est réellement difficile de regarder cette conférence de presse

  • @andrewmurphy5964
    @andrewmurphy5964 3 месяца назад

    While some of the questions asked were inane, I don't think the general hate against the audience (as expressed in many of these comments) is justified. Even today, with the Internet and a handful of very good books available about Bresson, he's still a relatively esoteric director. Digging fully into his body of works and his methods is still somewhat of a research project. In '83 you would not have the availability of the media we have today nor the additional 40 years worth of insights and investigations into this fascinating artist.
    I also think its unfortunate how impatient Bresson gets towards the end - I don't begrudge him that but I would have loved to hear his thoughtful answer to the question about if he thinks any of his films have failed, from his perspective.

  • @FrancoisDressler
    @FrancoisDressler 3 года назад

    Wow.

  • @samarthgrover1996
    @samarthgrover1996 3 года назад +9

    in the end is Bresson referring to tarkovski's "Nostalghia" as the other film that was screened before his own?

    • @anuarandasbayev
      @anuarandasbayev 3 года назад +2

      I was wondering about this, too

    • @giodashorts
      @giodashorts Год назад +2

      It was most likely "Cross Creek" which premiered on the same day as "L'argent" (May 16, 1983). "Nostalghia" premiered on May 17th.

  • @florianbollot52
    @florianbollot52 Год назад +3

    Comme le dit a la fin bresson « oh que c est ennuyeux ces questions … »

  • @jackiebuet5780
    @jackiebuet5780 4 года назад

    Courage au public qui pose ses questions de manière attentive...

  • @giacomonencioni3170
    @giacomonencioni3170 7 месяцев назад

    You can not put a man of deep thought in front of idiots, he will not surrender, but most of all he will not fight

    • @giacomonencioni3170
      @giacomonencioni3170 7 месяцев назад

      And by idiots i mean naive, unprepared people. So far behind that their sticks and stones are too harmfull.
      This man was trying his best to give the world beauty and hope, concepts that might save the world but will destroy the real believers

  • @ricman9774
    @ricman9774 6 лет назад +3

    IMPORTANT

  • @VlaLenin1917
    @VlaLenin1917 2 месяца назад

    Inacreditável a estupidez dessa "crítica cultural" de festival de cinema, para um país que produziu a Cahiers torna o insulto ainda mais deplorável.

  • @user-qs8wh7fj8v
    @user-qs8wh7fj8v Год назад +3

    It would be great to have also the press conference for Nostalghia

  • @jackiebuet5780
    @jackiebuet5780 4 года назад +2

    Conférence à la fois forte et profondément agressive. On aimerait savoir ce que sont devenu les spectateurs et trices qui ont osé poser une question...Car le dialogue était rude...Merci

  • @luthor27l62
    @luthor27l62 3 года назад +3

    23:18 probably the most interesting question

  • @alexanderclaylavin
    @alexanderclaylavin 7 месяцев назад

    now that is one stern moralist

  • @pauletmic8486
    @pauletmic8486 3 года назад +3

    24:53 meilleur partie

  • @madco.7016
    @madco.7016 7 месяцев назад

    Anyone know the film he’s referencing answering the the last question?

  • @AyebaOwl
    @AyebaOwl 3 года назад +6

    I don't understand the fixation on him hiring nonprofessional actors. So many other filmmakers have used nonprofessionals. Why can't he? Did they mean to criticize the "actors'" performances? if so, why don't they just say so? Lol

    • @SanSan-uk1yc
      @SanSan-uk1yc Год назад +1

      The difference, I guess, is that he wanted to do something new, something different, he did not like filming actors playing a role, he describes it as killing the art of it in his "Notes sur le Cinématographe", so I guess those people who are supposed to be cinema critics kind of disliked his views on "their" art

  • @andaloudog
    @andaloudog 3 года назад +6

    These people are awful. He’s clearly unhappy to suffer them.

  • @protestantsfailurend7890
    @protestantsfailurend7890 3 года назад +10

    what a bizarre and disgraceful audience, uncapable of learning from what must be one of the masters of cinehistory.

  • @user-qs8wh7fj8v
    @user-qs8wh7fj8v Год назад +2

    What an insolent and ignorant journalistic crowd. Surely they should do some reading up on Bresson to participate in this press conference.

  • @josephniepce7887
    @josephniepce7887 3 года назад +2

    ... organisational side of this press conference is utterly terrible. Bresson shouldn't have been there. Letting movies speak for themselves seems like a better idea, especially considering this organisation.

  • @RAREpicture
    @RAREpicture Год назад +1

    Comme c'est désagréable cette interruption du traducteur anglais...

  • @j0rundur
    @j0rundur 4 месяца назад +1

    Room full of idiots - the questions are all empty. Poor Bresson.

  • @jackiebuet5780
    @jackiebuet5780 4 года назад

    Caroline Lang est la fille de Jack Lang.

  • @GustavoBido01
    @GustavoBido01 Год назад

    Que jornalistas péssimos! Testando a paciência do Bresson. Mas o cara era muito safo, respostas boas pra tudo.

  • @mvrz6
    @mvrz6 Год назад +3

    This is annoying to watch, what a pain

  • @planemo2118
    @planemo2118 4 месяца назад

    Speaking only in punchlines, as masters do

  • @ryanconrath2992
    @ryanconrath2992 Год назад +1

    Love his films so much but he is obviously a complete tyrant. Won't even let his actors speak! This was painful to watch

  • @olakrez.
    @olakrez. 6 месяцев назад

    His films are empty, stupid, mechanical. Lack of everything worth filming.