Catch the Wave - ‘The Cousins’

August 21

6 PM

Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth

3200 Darnell Street, Fort Worth

Age Limit

All ages

$6.50 - $8.50

France 1959;Director Claude Chabrol, with Gerard Blain, Jean-Claude Briary, Stephane Audran; 103 min.

The First New Wave film to get a commercial release in Britain, where it did excellent business-thanks mainly (one suspects) to its pervasively decadent atmosphere. Blain plays the country cousin staying in Paris with the sophisticated Brialy while he prepares for his exams. He falls for a girl in his cousin’s smart set, but things do not go well for him. A sparkling film cruel but moral underneath.

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