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Tuesday, August 28, 2007

Raymond Queneau is to Francois Truffaut as Italo Calvino is to Federico Fellini


New Wave cinema and the OuLiPo literary movement have an odd symbiosis that has long fascinated me. Both groups have informed new ways of seeing and reading, and so the two French fathers and the two Italian Renegades all together at last.
Posted by tac at 12:07 PM

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