A) Le Bonheur B) Cléo from 5 to 7 C) La Pointe Courte D) Vagabond
A) Paris B) Sète C) Berlin D) Brussels
A) Palme d'Or B) César Award C) Silver Bear D) Golden Lion
A) Vagabond B) La Pointe Courte C) The Beaches of Agnès D) Ulysse
A) Faces Places B) Le Bonheur C) Vagabond D) Cléo from 5 to 7
A) Charlotte Rampling B) James Ivory C) Angelina Jolie D) Kira Muratova
A) Grand Officer of the National Order of Merit B) L'Œil d'or C) César Award D) René Clair Award
A) 2017 B) 2001 C) 2009 D) 2010
A) 2010 B) 2013 C) 2007 D) 2012
A) Angelina Jolie B) Charlotte Rampling C) James Ivory D) Kira Muratova
A) Leopard of Honour B) Carosse d'Or C) René Clair Award D) FIAF Award
A) Charlotte Rampling B) None of the above C) Angelina Jolie D) Kira Muratova
A) Cléo from 5 to 7 B) Le Bonheur C) Vagabond D) The Beaches of Agnès
A) Six B) Four C) Eight D) Two
A) Silver Bear B) L'Œil d'or C) Palme d'Or D) Carosse d'Or
A) Around 100 B) None C) Around 50 D) Around 20
A) Scientific and rigid B) Traditional and classic C) Instinctive and feminine D) Collaborative and competitive
A) Gaston Bachelard B) André Bazin C) François Truffaut D) Alain Resnais
A) Valentine Schlegel B) Silvia Monfort C) Alain Resnais D) Philippe Noiret
A) Silvia Monfort and Philippe Noiret B) André Bazin and François Truffaut C) Yannick Bellon and Georges Franju D) Nicole Vèdres and Chris Marker
A) Classical Hollywood B) Surrealism C) Expressionism D) Neorealism
A) Gaston Bachelard B) Georges Franju C) Chris Marker D) Alain Resnais
A) Cats B) A shared philosophy of cinema C) A background in photography D) Nothing at all
A) A work that obeys only the dreams and desires of its auteur B) A derivative work of the French New Wave C) A commercial failure of epic proportions D) A documentary devoid of personal ambition
A) The silent observer B) Grandmother and mother C) The founding father D) The only woman
A) The lives of famous filmmakers B) People in power C) Historical military figures D) Rebels fighting for their own life
A) It was a financial failure B) She was blacklisted by critics C) She was busy writing novels D) She lost interest in the medium
A) Philippe Noiret B) Silvia Monfort C) Chris Marker D) Valentine Schlegel
A) Art history B) Journalism C) Photography D) Film studies
A) Museum curator B) Art teacher C) Film director D) Stage actress
A) Italian Neorealism B) French New Wave C) German Expressionism D) Soviet Montage
A) Jean Vilar B) Brassaï C) Nathalie Obadia D) The Avignon festival director
A) Twenty years B) Five years C) Ten years D) Two years
A) Storyboards B) Paintings C) Sketches D) Photographs
A) A dog B) A goat C) A cat D) A horse
A) The Louvre B) Vaugirard C) TNP Gallery D) Nathalie Obadia
A) Compositions B) Snapshots C) Portraits D) Abstracts
A) Arlette Varda B) Agnès Pasquet C) Valentine Varda D) Eugénie Varda
A) Jacques Demy B) Jean-Luc Godard C) François Truffaut D) Martin Scorsese
A) 18 B) 16 C) 25 D) 21
A) Sète B) Cannes C) Brussels D) Paris
A) On a boat in Sète B) In a house in Paris C) In a hotel in Brussels D) On a farm in Belgium
A) Location shooting B) Constructed indoor sets C) Painted backdrops D) Silent film techniques
A) Faces Places B) The Gleaners and I C) Varda by Agnès D) The Beaches of Agnès
A) Photographer B) Sculptor C) Filmmaker D) Engineer
A) Daguerréotypes B) La Pointe Courte C) Cléo from 5 to 7 D) L'opéra-mouffe
A) A wedding ceremony B) A train departure C) Biopsy results D) A singing audition
A) 75 minutes B) 89 minutes C) 120 minutes D) 60 minutes
A) 1958 B) 1977 C) 1961 D) 1976
A) Rue Daguerre B) Rue Mouffetard C) Rue de la Paix D) Rue de Rivoli
A) A photography studio B) A distribution agency C) A film school D) A production company
A) Varda Vision B) La Pointe Courte Films C) Ciné-Tamaris D) Daguerre Productions
A) Varda B) Pomme C) Cléo D) The filmmaker
A) The French tourist office B) The medical profession C) The feminist movement D) A career in journalism
A) Labyrinthine streets B) Shadows C) Window frames D) Reflections
A) Pop singer B) Tailor C) Baker D) Documentary filmmaker
A) 47 B) 50 C) 14 D) 38
A) Lucy B) Mary-Jane C) Jane D) Mona
A) Jane Birkin B) Agnès Varda C) Charlotte Gainsbourg D) Mathieu Demy
A) Jacques Demy B) Mathieu Demy C) Charlotte Gainsbourg D) An unnamed actor
A) Jane B) Sarah C) Lucy D) Mona
A) His desire to become a director B) His hatred of school C) A link to his father D) Youthful escapism
A) Venice Film Festival B) Cannes Film Festival C) 38th Berlin International Film Festival D) Sundance Film Festival
A) Jacques Demy B) Mathieu Demy C) Julien D) Mona
A) Filmmaking crafts B) Classical music C) Literature D) Political activism
A) Urban decay B) Political revolution C) Accepting death D) Modern technology
A) 10 B) 40 C) 18 D) 14
A) The architecture of rural France B) The life of Agnès Varda's husband C) The history of the French film industry D) People who gather leftover harvest or recycled materials
A) JR B) Jean Laplanche C) An unnamed cinematographer D) Jean-Luc Godard
A) Jean Laplanche B) François Truffaut C) Jean-Luc Godard D) Jacques Demy
A) Abstract paintings B) Digital storage devices C) Heart-shaped potatoes D) Antique cameras
A) Cannes B) Rolle C) Paris D) The French countryside
A) Angry that it took so long B) Indifferent and bored C) Very proud and honored D) Happy, but not necessarily proud
A) During the casting auditions B) During the editing process C) During the pre-production planning D) During the initial scriptwriting phase
A) A theatrical script B) A commercial break C) A musical soundtrack D) A motif
A) Painting B) Literature C) Journalism D) Photography
A) Virginia Woolf B) William Faulkner C) James Joyce D) Ernest Hemingway
A) Impressionism B) Baroque C) Surrealism D) Neo-classical
A) The 'Free Huey' campaign B) The daily life of Huey Newton C) The police force's perspective D) The history of the political party
A) Poetic Realism B) Left Bank (Rive Gauche) C) Cahiers du Cinéma D) French Impressionism
A) Surrealism B) Nouveau roman C) Existentialism D) Romanticism
A) Avoidance of political themes B) Focus on big-budget Hollywood remakes C) More experimental style D) Strict adherence to traditional narrative
A) Right-wing B) Centrist C) Libertarian D) Left-wing
A) 1990 B) 1958 C) 1971 D) 1962
A) 85 B) 80 C) 95 D) 90
A) Père Lachaise Cemetery B) Montparnasse Cemetery C) Tours Cemetery D) Rue Daguerre
A) Cléo from 5 to 7 B) The Manifesto C) Faces Places D) Uncle Yanco
A) Antoine Bourseiller B) Jacques Demy C) Jim Morrison D) Jean Varda
A) Lyon B) Tours C) California D) Paris
A) Helsinki B) Paris C) Berlin D) Umeå
A) 2017 B) 2019 C) 2022 D) 2021
A) 9781636810607 B) 9782866421458 C) 9781617039201 D) 9791040112174
A) 24 August 2025 B) 5 January 2025 C) 28 January 2024 D) 28 August 2022 |