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Stolen Kisses (1968)

The third in a series of films featuring François Truffaut's alter-ego, Antoine Doinel, the story resumes with Antoine being discharged from military service. His sweetheart Christine's father lands Antoine a job as a security guard, which he promptly loses. Stumbling into a position assisting a private detective, Antoine falls for his employers' seductive wife, Fabienne, and finds that he must choose between the older woman and Christine.

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Brett W 24 Mar 2008

Not nearly as brilliant and memorable as Les 400 coups, this continuation in the Adventures of Antoine Doinel relies more on comedy and techniques of Hitchcock (without any real suspense within the plot). It is another take on the ways which an outcast, or someone unable to integrate into society, deals with this situation.

Michael O 25 Jul 2008

Charming follow-up to Quatre Cent Coups. Much more whimsical and less heavy-handed. We are reunited with Antoine nine years after his introduction, now an adult, but still as oblivious to the world. His youthful idealism gets him discharged from the army (he is told by his lieutenant to stick to tie-peddling). He doesn't fair better in the work force either-- hotel jobs, detective agencies, shoe stores, pest control-- his naivite always seems to get the best of him. He goes back to his old girlfriend, Christine, and tries to win her back but without success. Jean Pierre Leaud is the film. He is awkward, sensitive, clumsy, and a real moron, but somhow he makes Antoine loveable-- imagine a Parisian Hugh Grant. Truffaut's directorial style has changed drastically from his first feature. Stolen Kisses looks much more refined while the tone is much more upbeat as reflected greatly by the screenplay. His subsequent follow-up's starting with Love at 20, may have ruptured the myth and ambiguity of the first film but that's life, people do change.

Jimmy C 05 Jul 2009

Truffaut peut difficilement cacher son penchant pour Antoine, son personnage fétiche puisqu'à chaque fois il fait preuve d'une inspiration incroyable donnant droit à des films tous plus brillants les uns des autres. Plus léger, le film ne cesse de prouver le côté maladroit et enfantin d'Antoine qui depuis toujours tente de se tailler sa place dans le monde adulte. Brillant.

Tom S 11 Apr 2007

One of the greatest lines in cinema history: "You can hang up now. Mr. Henri is dead." That scene alone--not to mention the several other Truffaut touches throughout--are reason enough to see and treasure this film.

Daniel J 01 Jun 2008

A wonderful film by my favorite director. This is easily my favorite romantic comedy.