Slideshow
JULES AND JIM
Friday, March 10
2:30
Saturday, March 11
12:15 4:45 9:10
Sunday, March 12
7:20
Monday, March 13
12:45
Thursday, March 16
1:00 8:30
Sunday, March 19
6:00
Monday, March 20
1:30
Thursday, March 23
1:30
Tuesday, March 28
8:00
Wednesday, March 29
3:10
France, 1962
Directed by François Truffaut
Starring Jeanne Moreau, Oskar Werner, Henri Serre
In French with English subtitles
Approx. 107 min. Tuesday, March 28, 8:00 show – DCP, Wednesday, March 29, 3:10 show – 35mm.
Across two decades and through WWI, Oskar Werner (the Austrian Jules) and Henri Serre (the French Jim) remain obsessed with Jeanne Moreau, whose enigmatic smile matches the Greek statue of their youth. In the gaiety and flightiness of her Catherine (Moreau: “She’s not immoral. She’s absolute.”), Truffaut found an antidote to the actress’ previous gloom-ridden roles. The world-wide smash success of the 29-year-old filmmaker’s third feature vaulted him from the New Wave phenom to the front line of international directors.
Reviews
“With this 1961 film Truffaut comes closest to the spirit and sublimity of his mentor, Jean Renoir, and the result is a masterpiece of the New Wave.”
– Dave Kehr, Chicago Reader
“Jeanne Moreau is as variable as a prism that gives off lights and glints as she puts into the role of the woman a bewitching evanescent quality”
– Bosley Crowther, The New York Times
“Moreau’s first great performance”
– Roger Ebert