Overview
Claude Lelouch recounts the magic of his film “A Man and a Woman,” winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes in 1966 and the 1967 Oscar for Best Foreign Language Film and Best Screenplay. The documentary also looks back at the international success of this film, which was written, shot, and edited in just three weeks. Claude Lelouch also talks about his previous films, which were rather poorly received, and his special relationship with his parents. Finally, the filmmaker recalls his first camera, the war, the birth of his passion and frenzy for cinema, his film shoots, and everything that makes up the Lelouch style.
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