The Beaches of Agnès
Why this pick
Varda revisits her life, collaborators, and cinema with the same playful, self-reflexive warmth—turning memory and filmmaking into an intimate conversation across time.
A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
Why this pick
Varda revisits her life, collaborators, and cinema with the same playful, self-reflexive warmth—turning memory and filmmaking into an intimate conversation across time.
Why this pick
Its tender reconstruction of Jacques Demy’s childhood shares the affectionate cinematic memory and porous boundary between documentary record, personal tribute, and staged play.
Why this pick
A quietly observant neighborhood portrait, shaped by Varda’s curiosity about ordinary lives and her ability to make documentary encounters feel personal and gently theatrical.
Why this pick
For the buoyant color, music, and humane female-centered spirit that echo Varda’s celebration of Demy’s world, while remaining emotionally direct and politically alive.
Why this pick
A direct companion piece: Varda traces Demy’s artistic universe through clips, places, and collaborators, with an affectionate, exploratory sense of cinema remembering itself.
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01 / THE STORY
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Herself

Herself (archive footage)

Herself

Himself

Himself
Himself (archive footage)

Himself (archive footage)

Himself (archive footage)