The Beaches of Agnès
Why this pick
Varda again combines intimate female experience, political memory and playful formal invention, with the same warm, curious attention to friendship and lives changing over time.
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SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Varda again combines intimate female experience, political memory and playful formal invention, with the same warm, curious attention to friendship and lives changing over time.
Why this pick
Its feminist anger is sharper and more confrontational, but it shares Varda’s serious interest in women’s solidarity, social constraints and the private pressures beneath public respectability.
Why this pick
A tender, unvarnished portrait of female friendship being reshaped by adulthood, balancing everyday humour, independence and the ache of diverging paths.
Why this pick
For Varda’s irreverent formal play and feminist spirit: two young women turn mischief into a vivid, anarchic challenge to the rules surrounding them.
Why this pick
Its essay-film freedom and humane curiosity make it a natural companion—Varda finds dignity, wit and connection in people living creatively at society’s margins.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Pauline alias Pomme
Suzanne Galibier