Martin Scorsese Discusses Francois Truffaut's Jules And Jim | Masterclass

This video is a section of Martin Scorsese's Masterclass, where he discusses a scene from the French New Wave filmmaker Francois Truffaut's Jules And Jim.
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[@robertpetrie6847]

I always figured that the beginning of Jules and Jim was inspired by the beginning of the magnificent ambersons, which would make sense as truffaut liked orson wells, though I will say that truffaut added a different spin on it.

[@jeandubois8810]

I will quote that with a European accent.

[@helvete_ingres4717]

makes some kind of sense to me since I dislike both of those films. Actually there's more parallels than that, they're both second-features of a director that disappointed me after loving their debut feature (Citizen Kane & The 400 Blows, amazing films)

[@johnnotrealname8168]

Honestly I was bored to death by Jules and Jim although I did notice the freeze frames. It was overly long and my GOD THE NARRATION!!!

[@luismarioguerrerosanchez4747]

@@helvete_ingres4717 Jules et Jim was Truffaut's third picture, not the second.

[@thebasedgodmax1163]

@@johnnotrealname8168 the narration is amazing

[@hannahcarmona4925]

It should be spelled "Truffaut"