Wednesday, May 28, 2025

 'Les Choses De La Vie (1970) – Claude Sautet.

Whenever I watch Sautet's exceptionally fine, exquisitely nuenced film, I always strongly recall all the dramatically indelible scenes, no matter how long it has been since the last time I saw it! For me, the natural performances of lovers Piccoli and Schneider are some of the finest put on film. Filmmakers should find 'Les Choses De La Vie's immaculate construction additionally thrilling.



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