During this interview directed by Jacques Rivette in the spring of 1966, filmmaker Jean Renoir explains his preference for long shots, justified by the need not to cut off the inspiration of an actor. A preference that also finds its origin in the influence of early techniques of talking cinema, without mixing.
Producteur: Office National De Radiodiffusion Télévision Française - Director : Rivette, Jacques - Producer : Labarthe, André Sylvain - Producer : Bazin, Janine - Film Editor : Eustache, Jean - Participant : Renoir, Jean
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Credits:Director : Rivette, Jacques-Producer : Labarthe, André Sylvain-Producer : Bazin, Janine-Film Editor : Eustache, Jean-Participant : Renoir, Jean
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