Celine and Julie Go Boating
Why this pick
Rivette again turns play, performance and investigation into a sprawling, mischievous labyrinth, with a freer comic spirit but the same pleasure in watching reality become a shared fiction.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Rivette again turns play, performance and investigation into a sprawling, mischievous labyrinth, with a freer comic spirit but the same pleasure in watching reality become a shared fiction.
Why this pick
Its marathon conversations, raw social observation and refusal of tidy dramatic resolution echo Out 1’s immersion in post-1968 Paris and its fascination with unstable human alliances.
Why this pick
A theatre troupe’s travels become an immense, deliberately paced historical mosaic; it shares Out 1’s durational attention, ensemble texture and porous boundary between performance and life.
Why this pick
This rigorously patient portrait treats music, labor and historical time with the same demanding concentration and anti-conventional narrative rhythm that make Out 1 so singular.
Why this pick
Its fragmented film-within-a-film construction, volatile ensemble and layers of watching people perform make it a compelling, more feverish counterpart to Rivette’s conspiratorial meta-cinema.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Colin
Achille

Sarah
Un joueur de football
Etienne
Nicolas / Arsenal / Papa / Théo

Frédérique

Marlon