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Jules and Jim
Decades of a love triangle concerning two friends and an impulsive woman.
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A timeless testimony to the human condition and the never-ending search for love, friendship, and loyalty.| Read in full: Jules and Jim film review We Love Cinema
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So is Jules et Jim a secret queer love story? Or is their friendship an antiwar fable, Catherine symbolising what they vitally have in common?The Guardian
As a critic, François Truffaut had railed against the reverentially literate form of film-making that he had branded the `Tradition of Quality'. However, he was accused by some of his contemporaries of retreating into the cinematic past.Empire
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