Three filmmakers. Three unforgettable portraits of love and growing up in 1960s France.
Paris was young. Love was complicated. And French cinema was changing forever.
In the 1960s, a remarkable generation of filmmakers tore up the rules of storytelling and gave cinema a new language of romance, rebellion and possibility.
Jacques Demy turned heartbreak into a glorious musical masterpiece. François Truffaut found comedy and tenderness in the romantic misadventures of Antoine Doinel. And Jacques Rozier captured the restless energy of youth in a France poised between innocence and uncertainty.
Three extraordinary films. Three distinctive voices. One unforgettable era of cinema.