Chantal Akerman on Pierrot le fou

[@hnrbdrh]

I feel so connected to her... I also saw Pierrot le Fou and desired the same things. Chantal was such a espectacular woman. I'm so honoured to be her birthday twin.

[@SuzumiyaNoYuutsu]

i had precisely the same experience at the same age the first time i watched 'pierrot le fou.' it was the first film to make me see cinema as a form of art and not simply a medium of entertainment.

[@grrtc]

Thank you Chantal. It is still painful to watch you so vibrant and alive, but I'm so grateful for this clip. Funny, I've been reminiscing today about the first time I saw "Pierrot" and how it turned what I thought was the boundary between life and a movie upside down.

[@Kate1Chopin]

She was a brilliant artist. Bless her.

[@ElTuco84]

She describes perfectly the feeling of watching the film for the first time.

[@whiplashfilms]

RIP Chantal Akerman

[@kennethbrady]

Legend.

[@TheNoMan23]

This is great to hear!
I personally love Close-Up and 8 1/2 in regard what cinema and art can achieve. However, from my personal perspective, I love Taxi Driver because I felt deeply connected to the character ❤️

[@mahatmaniggandhi2898]

closeup and 8 1/2 are perfect examples

[@ASRIBEIRIO]

Heh. I felt the same watching Jeanne Dielman! And, of course, also felt that way after watching Pierrot le fou.

[@vanishing_girl]

put Pierrot le fou back in print please

[@PlayIt4MeAgainSam]

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