Biography
Agnes Varda is often called the "grandmother of the New Wave. " Although not a member of the Cahiers du cinema critical fraternity which formed the core of this movement, the Belgian-born Varda completed her first feature, "La Pointe Courte," in 1954, five years before the New Wave's first films. With almost no academic or technical knowledge of film (though she had been a still photographer for Jean Vilar's Theatre National Populaire), Varda …
LATEST CREDITS
The Beaches of Agnes | Herself, Director |
Three Women Filmmakers | Actor |
The Gleaners and I | Actor, Director |
Great Directors | Herself |
Henri Langlois: The Phantom of the Cinematheque | Himself |
Jane B. par Agnes V. | Herself, Director |
The Truth About Charlie | The Widow Hyppolite |
The Young Girls of Rochefort | Nun |
Conversations in World Cinema | Actor |
The Universe of Jacques Demy | Director |
Vagabond | Director |
One Hundred and One Nights | Director |
Cleo From 5 to 7 | Director |
La Pointe courte | Director |
Kung Fu Master! | Director |
One Sings, the Other Doesn't | Director |
Le Bonheur | Director |
Lions Love | Director |
Two Years Later | Director |
Jacquot | Director |
Cinevardaphoto | Director |
Les Creatures | Director |
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