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"Shoot the Piano Player (French: Tirez sur le pianiste/Shoot the Pianist)" (1960) 

Dela

THE MOVIE: 

Shoot the Piano Player (French: Tirez sur le pianiste; UK title: Shoot the Pianist) (1960) 

THE NOVEL:

Down There by David Goodis (1957)

CAST: 

Charles Aznavour 

Marie Dubois 

Nicole Berger 

Michèle Mercier 

Albert Rémy 

DIRECTED BY: 

François Truffaut 

SCREENPLAY: 

François Truffaut 

Marcel Moussy 

THE HOST:

Eric Trommater 

THE PANEL:

Sila Blume 

Erin Brown 

CLIPS USED: 

https://youtu.be/_pJoOvhitCU?is=Akh1L-hodPkScsF3 

https://youtu.be/FVP4ObMlYG4?is=nZAZGOuwzYC8Ab8q 

COLD OPEN POEM:

Evidently Chickentown" 

John Cooper Clarke.

CHAPTERS

John Cooper Clarke's Poem "Evidently Chicken Town" and Host Introductions 0:00

Oscar Wilde, Truffaut, and American Trash Culture 1:18

Aaron's Preference for Truffaut Over Godard 2:35

Sila's View: Truffaut's Intellectual Storytelling 3:27

Adapting 'Down There' and Existential Heroes 5:14

Charles Aznavour's Look and Film's Execution 6:32

Aaron on Tonal Shifts and Slapstick Humor 8:25

French Rediscovery of American 'Trash' Art 10:37

From Virtuoso to Master of His Own Decline 13:16

Goodis's Wife and Film's Initial French Bomb 14:11

Critics Misunderstanding Truffaut's Jazz-Fueled Film 16:22

From Virtuoso to Master of His Own Decline 13:16

Film's Initial French Bomb, Critics Misunderstanding and Truffaut's Jazz-Fueled Film 16:22

The Essential Role of Humor in the Film 19:49

Heidegger, Wittgenstein, and Charlie's Existence 22:13

Sila on Camera Work and Charlie's Expressions 26:46

Charlie's Connections and Movie References 28:51

Subtitle Discrepancies and Novel's Language 29:38

Truffaut's Warmth vs. Godard's Cold Detachment 32:59

Jazz, Godard, and the Soul of the Film 38:10

The Importance of Widescreen Cinematography 38:40

The Unnecessary Violinist Sequence 42:22

Goodis' Life, Relationships, and Posthumous Reputation 45:04

Charlie's Mature Bonds with Women 50:28

Truffaut's Punkish, Rule-Breaking Early Work 52:47

Lightning Round: Goodis Quotes vs. Criticisms 56:19

Where to Find Hosts and The Leopard Preview 59:12

Translations from clip:

Clarisse: "I did go to the movies this afternoon. I saw 'Torpedoes in Alaska'." 

Charlie Kohler: "How was it?" 

Clarisse: "It's a picture with John Wayne, to show that the Americans want peace." 

Charlie Kohler: "No kidding? Then they're just like me, the Yankees." 

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