2º – The 400 Blows (François Truffaut, 1959)
Now, yes, the best film about Antoine Doinel in theaters. In his first film, Truffaut brings us the youth, the transition from childhood to adolescence, of a boy in the midst of a rather busy society. The dilemmas, pleasures and incongruities of youth are disrupted by the film, always adhering to a more visceral style to tell its story.
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1º – The Man Who Loved Women (François Truffaut, 1977)
Investigating different fragments of the life of a man who nurtures an inexorable obsession with women, the film seeks to nourish a quiet and dynamic atmosphere, exposing the intrinsic incoherence of the human being. The greatest success of the film is to know how to grope past and present irredeemably, in addition to being able to clearly and objectively expose the whole moral, ethical and psychological construction of the central character. True masterpiece by François Truffaut.
Credits: Cinefilia Incandescente