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(1296) 7.9 115 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Varda par Agnès is a TV mini-series starring Agnès Varda, Sandrine Bonnaire, and Hervé Chandès. Agnès Varda, photographer, installation artist and pioneer of the Nouvelle Vague, is an institution of French cinema. Taking a seat on a...

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Documentary, Biography
Starring
Agnès Varda, Nurith Aviv, Sandrine Bonnaire, Hervé Chandès

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Genres Documentary, Biography
Stars Agnès Varda, Nurith Aviv, Sandrine Bonnaire, Hervé Chandès
Country France
Also Known As アニエスによるヴァルダ, Varda al Agnès, Varda por Agnès, Η Ανιές με τα Λόγια της Βαρντά, Varda, med Agnès ögon, Varda von Agnès, Varda według Agnès, Varda, Agnèsin silmin, Agnès Varda - Publikumsgespräche, Varda by Agnès, Varda av Agnès
Runtime 1 h 55 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Agnès Varda, photographer, installation artist and pioneer of the Nouvelle Vague, is an institution of French cinema. Taking a seat on a theatre stage, she uses photos and film excerpts to provide an insight into her unorthodox oeuvre.

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18 customer reviews about biography «Varda par Agnès»

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Eric
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 20:45

I have been a film critic for nearly 30 years. And this documentary will forever be the crown jewel of my collection. Every detail of this documentary is spot on. I can't believe that the filmmakers didn't bother to take any of the actors' credit cards. That would have been a perfect opportunity to get some great footage of the actors, but no. Instead, they allowed the actors to sign autographs for the cameras. (That is a shame, because the actors were really great actors, but they really should have gotten their own credit cards.) I was particularly impressed with the way that the director did not use any music to set the mood. No pop music, no cheesy disco music, no Hollywood music. Just the actors' voices. I felt the same way about the documentary itself. The interviews were all excellent, the documentaries very well done. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in film or journalism, and I would encourage everyone to see this documentary.
Nancy W.
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 13:18

I have to say this is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. The information given is simply incredible and the style of the documentary is outstanding. The only thing I would say that the documentary lacks is the narration. It feels a little rushed at times and doesn't fully explain certain things in the film. The documentary is a must watch. I can't wait for the next one. It gives a whole new perspective of the world we live in. The things that we are being exposed to, the pollution, the problems we face, the people we are interacting with. It really makes you think. I would recommend this documentary to anyone and anyone who has a mind to see it.
Katherine Young
Sunday, 31 May 2020 02:07

The only thing I can say about this documentary is that it is so much more than a documentary. It's a unique cinematic experience. I don't think that I have ever seen such a fascinating story told in such an extraordinary way. The director has created a unique, beautiful, and powerful film, and I believe that it is well worth the time to watch. And I will definitely watch it again.
Joe M.
Friday, 29 May 2020 12:26

As a woman I am happy that I was able to witness this incredible journey of a woman's life. It is clear to me that the film is very well-done and the interviewees are very interesting. But there is something missing. The film itself is very well-made and has great shots, but I did not feel a strong sense of the urgency and suffering of Agnes Varda, the real victim of the Nazi regime. She died a year after the war ended, but she was not recognized by the Allies. The film could have made a strong statement that women who suffered under the Nazi regime should be recognized as victims. However, this film was released after the fall of the Third Reich and it was almost a decade before Varda was recognized as a victim.
Gloria P.
Wednesday, 20 May 2020 03:04

I really loved this movie. It was not just about the real Agnes but about the incredible passion that she had for her work, her family and her fans. It is a very emotional documentary about a woman who was loved and supported and had her own personal life but was so devoted to her work that she did not allow the public to forget about her. This is the kind of work that is very difficult to find in the film industry. We need more movies like this one to tell the truth about people like Agnes who are not only the artists but also the people who support them. I would recommend this film to everyone who is interested in arts and film. I would also like to thank the director, the cast and especially the producers for this great movie.
Daniel K.
Tuesday, 12 May 2020 06:20

I just came across this film recently and was really struck by it. I've never been a fan of the French filmmaker Gilles Sardo (I'd only seen some of his films when I was in college, but I was quite impressed with "L'auteur" and "Daughters of the Dust") but I've always loved his art and his music. I've never heard of Agnes Varda, but I am delighted to learn that she is a very fine artist. This film is one of the most inspiring films I've seen in a long time. The music, cinematography, and cinematography are amazing. The performances are strong, and the direction is very powerful. In some ways, the film reminded me of the style of Robert Altman, but I don't think that was intentional. The cinematography is so beautiful that it almost feels like a dream. I was impressed by how the film managed to keep so much of the music from the film intact, and I was impressed by how the music was edited. It is a very powerful film. I recommend this film to anyone who has a heart for film. It is a wonderful film. It's powerful. It's beautiful.
Carl
Friday, 08 May 2020 02:11

With a great subject matter, great camera work, and a great story, I was really looking forward to seeing this documentary. The first time I saw this film, I was a little disappointed. I thought the story wasn't very interesting and the film was way too long. The second time I watched it, I was really impressed with the cinematography. I don't think there's any other film that looks at the way the world is run today, but still shows a lot of beautiful imagery and great photography. I also thought the story was great. I felt like I was right there in Paris, and I felt a little bit of a connection to the people and places. I didn't feel like I was watching a documentary, but rather a piece of art that I would want to watch again and again. It's very rare that a documentary can do that. I hope that the film makers follow up with a sequel. I really hope it's done well. I think that's what the director wanted, to continue the story.
Hannah James
Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 12:38

I've watched this film about four times now, and it's not a perfect film, but I've got to say it's a fascinating insight into the characters and their stories. One of the most interesting aspects is the way they are depicted. I don't know how many people know of the story of the legendary "Bentley" women, but it's an interesting story of women who, when they got older, made a huge impact on the world. The story is told through a series of interviews with the women, with the exception of the lead actress, who is not interviewed. The women are just as interesting as the story they tell, and the viewer gets a sense of the emotions and personalities of each of the women. The best thing about this film is the photography. The photography is beautiful, and the overall atmosphere is one of an intense and lonely life in a city. It's a great story, but also a fascinating one, and I hope to see more of the women.
Jacob
Sunday, 19 Apr 2020 07:00

I can't believe I never heard about this film before. I was so impressed with the fact that Varda was able to show the harsh reality of life in a place like Armenia. I have never seen a documentary like this before. I can't believe that a film like this can be produced. There were so many things I could learn from this film. I can't even begin to explain how much I loved it. I'm not sure what the title of this film is supposed to mean but I think it's about the Armenian genocide and how it affected everyone, especially Armenians. I recommend this film to everyone. It's so emotional and it makes you want to cry.
Crystal J.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 14:36

I have never seen a documentary on a subject like this. I have been watching documentaries on the human rights situation in many countries for years. But this documentary is different. It is so well made and has such a strong message. It is the story of a woman's struggle to get a divorce from her husband. The film is a remarkable one. It is an incredible documentary. It is the story of a woman who is not a poor person but who is a victim of a forced marriage. Her story is so powerful. The film is very well made, the story is so well told. The film is very well done. I highly recommend it.
Julia B.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 10:43

The best documentary I've seen on the media's role in all this is The Last American Vagabond, an HBO documentary that got an Oscar nomination for Best Documentary Feature. I saw this at the Sundance Film Festival and it's a stunning documentary. It's about a young woman named Agnes Varda, who was born in a refugee camp in the Balkans. Her parents left when she was a child and they never came back. Agnes lived with her older sister until she was 13. Then her mother sent Agnes to live with her grandmother, who was an alcoholic and left Agnes with her aunt. Agnes was then adopted by her aunt's husband, who raised her as his own daughter. When Agnes was 15, her aunt sent her to a school in Israel, where she was forbidden to speak or read her mother tongue. Agnes says she was left speechless at the school. Her aunt, who had just finished her last semester, returned home and didn't tell her that her daughter was still a refugee. Agnes went on to a new school and was adopted by a family in the U.S., who took Agnes in. Agnes is now 27 and lives in Chicago, where she's working in the education system. She has her own blog and is also working on a book about her experience. She's also been the subject of a book by a German journalist, and she's been interviewed by the director of a documentary about her. I think the film is just as good, if not better, than The Last American Vagabond. It's just as important, because it shows that all the media coverage of the refugee crisis was wrong, and that there was more going on behind the scenes. If you want to know more about this story, I strongly recommend The Last American Vagabond.
Howard H.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 09:47

I have seen some really wonderful films about the Holocaust, such as 'Besieged', 'Eichmann In Jerusalem' and 'The Diary Of A Young Girl', but 'Eisenheimer' is not among them. This is not a Holocaust documentary. It is a film about one man, Ernst vom Rath, and how he survived the war. It is a story of how he tried to cope with the war. His only hope was to be sent to a concentration camp in Germany. He managed to get there. His only regret was that he had not made a difference. His story is told in a very natural and easy way. The documentary is well directed, very well filmed. The acting is very good. In fact, it is very good. However, I think that the main reason for this success is the fact that the director was able to find a way to show us how Ernst vom Rath got to be in that concentration camp. His story is not so unusual. It is not the first time that a Jew had to survive a war. It happened many times. However, the director managed to show us how he managed to survive, because he managed to get to that concentration camp. This is a very interesting film. It is a very well made documentary. I recommend it.
Sandra Stevens
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 09:30

I saw the film at a film festival in 2009, and it was really amazing. I thought it was really good, and I had to watch it again and again. I have been following Agnès's work ever since I saw this film, and I have to say, I'm glad I watched it. I can't say that the film was flawless, but it was a really good film, and I would recommend it to anyone. It's really good to see that films like this are still being made, and I hope they are more and more made.
Brenda T.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 09:20

I love to listen to the radio. I also love to watch TV. When I saw this movie, I was completely entranced. I thought this movie was so beautiful. It was so real. I love how the movie was told. It was so simple. I was able to understand everything. I felt like I was right there. I was able to see this through the eyes of the characters. I have read the book, and it is a beautiful story. It is like a book. I am so happy that the movie was made, because I think it is a must-see. I don't want to say anything about the movie, because I think that the movie is a must-see.
Beverly M.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 08:10

The problem with documentaries is that they are too short and you have to think a lot about them. But this film was so powerful that it left me thinking for days. It shows the inner workings of the people who are making decisions. It shows how the movie industry is a business. It shows how the people behind the scenes are making decisions that affect the lives of ordinary people. It is a very emotional film, and I'm sure you will be moved by it.
Anna M.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 06:49

I had a chance to see the movie at the Venice Film Festival last week. I am still in the dark as to the identity of the director and the director of photography. I saw the movie in a packed audience, and there was a strong sense of the connection between the audience and the director. A lot of people were cheering, and many people were smiling. A great deal of the audience was middle-aged men. I was a little surprised to find that the audience was much younger than I expected. I had to admit that the movie was about as depressing as I had expected, but it was also very moving. I would recommend it to anyone who likes to think about life and about the impact of our lives on other people. It is also a movie about love, and the emotions that are sometimes triggered when a person is in love. It is also about the limitations of time and the time that is required to complete a task. And it is also about the ways that we can manage to make things happen in our lives that are impossible to accomplish otherwise. I was also surprised to find out that the movie had been made by the same person who directed the acclaimed movie "This is 40." I am not familiar with that movie, but I do know that the director is also a producer. The movie is very well-made. I was especially impressed by the way the director managed to combine the documentary style with the narrative style. There were a few moments in the movie that seemed to be a little too long, but in the end I was so impressed with the way that the director had directed the movie that I am confident that this movie will be remembered for a long time. I would recommend it to anyone who likes to think about life and to find out more about the people who make a difference in our lives.
Crystal Hall
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 06:17

This film is a documentary of the life of Agnès Vanier. It is based on her autobiography and contains many of her own memories of her childhood and her early years in Paris. The film is full of beautiful music, good acting and a fair amount of humour. The story of Agnès is a wonderful tale, but a difficult one to tell. The story of her childhood is one that many people have heard, but few people have actually seen. This film is a unique opportunity to share that story with the world.
Terry
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 06:09

This documentary is truly one of the most powerful documentaries I have ever seen. This film is about Agnes Varda, an elderly Jewish woman who lived in Paris during World War II. The film follows her life from the period of the war until her death. The film is almost like a biography, and although it does have many moving moments, the film is also a very fascinating look into the life of a woman who struggled for her life during the Holocaust. This is definitely one of the most important films I have ever seen, and it should be seen by everyone who is interested in the subject. It is a powerful and emotional film that will make you think about the times in your life that you had to struggle for. I highly recommend this film, and I can't wait to see it again. 9/10
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