Hello, my name is Justin the Clue, and I'm here today with Will Sloan, and you're listening to

the Important Cinema Club, and today we're going to ride that French new wave with Francois Truffaut.

You mean Francois Truffaut?

Exactly.

You know, the important cinema club is kind of the Cayet de Cinema of the New Millennium. Yep. Justin here, a bit of a true foe type. Me, you know, a bit of a Goddard. That's right. Like you and me, we go on long rambles around the streets of Paris after seeing movies. Was that the best Frank Tashlin film? I don't know, maybe. And then in 20 years after I've been fully radicalized and

you've, you know, softened. Yeah, you've moved on to a life of bourgeois domesticity and you're

making movies like day for night. We'll have our violent falling out. I can't wait for you to send

the angry letter to me being like, Justin, this movie you made about making movies doesn't really

represent our vision or to be about

recording podcasts.

Yeah.

And then you can say to me, you know, Truffaut did one of my favorite insults of all

time to Goddard, where he said, you should make a movie about your life called A Shit is

a Shit.

How long do you think you workshop that one?

So Truffaut, the Normies like best.

Yeah.

You know, he's the one who won Oscars for Best Foreign Film.

His films were actually in the big Oscar categories a lot, while other filmmakers

were becoming more radicalized.

Yes.

Or just going completely, completely like off the reservation like

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