Daisies
Why this pick
Its anarchic female double act, playful theatricality, and refusal of conventional narrative make it a vivid companion to Rivette’s free-form, mischievous experiment.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
Its anarchic female double act, playful theatricality, and refusal of conventional narrative make it a vivid companion to Rivette’s free-form, mischievous experiment.
Why this pick
Buñuel similarly turns social reality into a deadpan game of reversals, coincidences, and episodic absurdity, with an elegant, unhurried surrealist wit.
Why this pick
Another Rivette labyrinth of performance, ritual, and romantic pursuit, played with the same patient attention to gesture, spaces, and shifting emotional games.
Why this pick
Its recurring dreamlike interruptions and amused logic loops sustain a similarly buoyant uncertainty about where play ends and fiction begins.
Why this pick
For Rivette’s immersive duration and fascination with creative play: a seemingly simple artistic encounter opens into subtle power shifts, observation, and performance.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Sophie

Celine

Camille
Olivier