Pierrot le Fou - posters, covers, wallpapers

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Pierrot le fou (1965)

Timing: 1:50 (110 min)

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Godard parried accusations of a large amount of violence and corpses with the phrase that became famous: “It’s not blood, it’s just red.” Color symbolism plays a defining role in the artistic structure of the film.
The film's title was intended to evoke associations in French audiences with the famous robber of the 1940s – Pierre Lutrel, also known as “Pierrot the Madman” (fr. Pierrot le Fou), a highly romanticized version of whose exploits is presented in Jacques Deray's film “The Gang,” based on the novel by Roger Borniche.
Godard parried accusations of excessive violence and corpses with the now-famous phrase: "It's not blood, it's just red." Color symbolism plays a defining role in the artistic structure of the film.
The film's title was intended to evoke associations in French audiences with the famous robber of the 1940s – Pierre Lutrel, also known as "Pierrot the Madman" (French: Pierrot le Fou), a highly romanticized version of whose exploits is presented in Jacques Deray's film "The Gang," based on the novel by Roger Borniche.

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