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Stolen kisses [videorecording (DVD)] : [Baisers volés].

Criterion Collection, c2003.

Video Difference legacy collection.

Criterion collection 186.

Alternate title:

Baisers volés [videorecording (DVD)]

François Truffaut's Stolen kisses [videorecording (DVD)]

[videorecording (DVD)] :

2 videodiscs (91 + 62 min.) : Dolby digital sd., b& w and col. ; 12 cm.

Originally released as a motion picture in 1968.

Title on container: François Truffaut's Stolen kisses.

Part of a five disc set: The adventures of Antoine Doinel.

Special features (Stolen Kisses): New digital transfer; new subtitle translation; introduction by film historian Serge Toubiana; excerpts from aFrench TV program with Truffaut discussing the Doinel character; newsreel footage of Truffaut; theatrical trailer.

In French with optional English subtitles.

Stolen kisses (91 min.)-- Les salades de ' amour (the supplements). Les mistons (the mischief makers) (18 min.), Working with Francois Truffaut: Claude de Givray and Bernard Revon, co-writers (44 min).

Une production, Les Films du carrosse, Les Productions Artistes associe ; sc©♭nario et dialogue, Francois Truffaut, Claude de Givray, Bernard Revon ; mise en scene, François Truffaut.

Jean-Pierre Léaud, Delphine Seyrig, Claude Jade, Michel Lonsdale, Harry Max, Andre Falcon, Daniel Ceccaldi, Claire Duhamel.

Disc 1: Stolen Kisses: The third installment of the Antoine Doinel series. It's now 1968 and the mischevious and perpetually love struck Doinel has been dishonorably discharged from the army and has returned to Paris, where he embarks on a series of ill-fated jobs, finally settling on an amusing stint as a private dectective. In his ever-turbulent love life, he finds himself torn between an attractive, serious-minded young violinist and a glamorous, older married woman.

Disc 2: Les salades de l'amour: Les Miston (the mischief makers): The 1957 short depicts a group of pubescent boys whose admiration of a young girl takes on an edge of cruely, with unforseen results. Truffaut's budding affinity for showing life through the eyes of children, along with his predilection for impossible loves, would later come to fruition in the Doinel series."--Container

Disc 2: Working with François Truffaut: This rare interview with co-writers Claude de Givray and Bernard Revon, conducted in April 1986in Paris, was originally intended for Rainer Gansera's documentary Arbeiten mit François Truffaut, produced by Westdeutscher Rundfunk, Cologne. Only a few minutes were actually used, with the raw footage kept on very poor master tapes. The Criterion Collection gained access to these materials, and prepared a re-edited version exclusive to this box set."--Container

Romantic comedy films.

Truffaut, François.

Givray, Claude de.

Revon, Bernard, 1931-

Léaud, Jean-Pierre, 1944-

Seyrig, Delphine, 1932-1990.

Jade, Claude, 1948-2006.

Lonsdale, Michaël, 1931-

Harry-Max, 1901-1979.

Falcon, André.

Ceccaldi, Daniel, 1927-

Duhamel, Claire, 1925-

Clerval, Denys.

Guillemot, Agnès, 1931-

Duhamel, Antoine.

Criterion Collection (Firm)

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