Francois Truffaut Collection (1970,1976,1977,1978) [2 BD] Slip Case (PLS C NOTE)

Description: From my private collection, this 2-DISC BLU-RAY EDITION OF "FRANCOIS TRUFFAUT COLLECTION: THE WILD CHILD (1970) / SMALL CHANGE (1976) / THE MAN WHO LOVED WOMEN (1977) / THE GREEN ROOM (1978)" has not been viewed and it is BRAND NEW, UNOPENED AND STILL IN SHRINK WRAP. WITH SLIP CASE BOX. NOTE: EDGE OF SLIP CASE BOX HAS SMALL DENT. PLEASE SEE PHOTOS #7, #8, #9, & #10. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, CONCERNS OR IF YOU NEED MORE PHOTOS, PLEASE MESSAGE ME BEFORE PURCHASE. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING. DEAR BUYERS: PLEASE READ MY RETURN POLICY BELOW BEFORE MAKING PURCHASE TO AVOID CONFUSION AND MISUNDERSTANDING. THANK YOU! A) Returned items must be well packaged as if new and returned with a detailed description of the problem.B) Full refunds will be issued only for items that are still BRAND NEW/UNOPENED. If an item is sold as "BRAND NEW" and is returned, opened and used, INCLUDING DIGITAL HD CODES, refund will only be 50% of the original sold price.C) If Digital HD CODES (for used DVD or Blu-ray) are used and returned, refunds will only be 50% of the original sold price.D) No refunds will be given to buyers because of incompatible regional coding problems.E) No refunds will be given for all returns until AFTER the returned item is received. IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS OR IN THE EVENT YOU EXPERIENCE ANY PROBLEMS WITH YOUR ORDER, PLEASE CONTACT ME PRIOR TO LEAVING A NEGATIVE OR NEUTRAL FEEDBACK AND I'LL BE GLAD TO OFFER A PROMPT RESOLUTION TO ANY ISSUES THAT MAY ARISE. THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR UNDERSTANDING AND COOPERATION. NOTE: PLEASE SCRUTINIZE MY (12) PHOTOS WELL AND IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS ABOUT SHIPPING, PRICE, ITEM CONDITION AND ETC... PLEASE MESSAGE ME BEFORE PURCHASE. THANK YOU FOR LOOKING. SHIPPING WILL INCLUDE TRACKING NUMBER This 2-disc Blu-ray collection presents four films by legendary filmmaker Francois Truffaut, one of the French New Wave's brilliant architects. The Wild Child (1970) - In a most mature and aesthetic achievement, Truffaut creates an absorbing drama, delicate and unpredictable as life itself. Based on the true account of 18th-century doctor Jean-Marc-Gaspard Itard, the film follows the capture of a young boy who is discovered living like an animal in the forest. Truffaut himself gives a memorable performance as Itard, unyielding in his belief that the child, played with haunting precision by Jean-Pierre Cargol, can be transformed into a civilized being. Small Change (1976) - Truffaut weaves his love of kids and cinema seamlessly together in this tribute to the joys, yearnings, pains and wonders of childhood. The film presents a group of ten youngsters, boys and girls, whose adventures in the quaint village of Thiers illustrate--from the first baby bottle to the first kiss--the different stages of passage from early childhood to adolescence. Also known as Pocket Money, this kaleidoscopic coming-of-age tale finds Truffaut at his most charming and insightful. The Man Who Loved Women (1977) - This irresistibly sophisticated comedy paints the delirious portrait of saturnine satyr Bertrand Morane (Charles Denner), who worships the feminine spirit--the idea of woman. Truffaut neither condemns nor glorifies him, for what could be so worthy of a subject of obsession as women? The film is a splendid example of the auteur's nimble way with stories of erotic love. Featuring screen goddesses Brigette Fossey, Nelly Borgeaud, Genevieve Fortanel, Nathalie Baye and Leslie Caron. The Green Room (1978) - In a most personal and rigorous film, Truffaut stars as Julien Davenne, a man who so loves the dead that he can no longer love the living. While building a shrine to his deceased wife, he meets Cecilia (Nathalie Baye), who is also in mourning. She falls in love with him, thereby giving him a last chance at resurrection. Also known as The Vanishing Fiancee and based on the writings of Henry James, this classic film is a somber, haunting parable of life and death--and the barrier of memory that stands between. SPECIAL FEATURES:. Theatrical Trailers Language: In French with Optional English SubtitlesSubtitles: See AboveRegion: Blu-ray ARated: NOT RATEDNumber of Discs: 2-Disc Blu-rayStudio: Kino Lorber Studio ClassicsBlu-ray Release Date: 20231970 / 1976 / 1977 / 1978UPC: 7 38329 26182 5-----

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