by Enric Alberich Grau · Catedra · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788437641614
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This book explores the life and work of Louis Malle, a versatile and questioning filmmaker, known for his narrative solvency and his tendency to challenge clichés. The author analyzes Malle's filmography, from his innovative approaches in traditional genres to his explorations in documentary and his look at history. Recurring themes and obsessions that sustain the personality of this individualistic author, who understood cinema as a constant challenge, are examined. An essential work to understand the trajectory of one of the great directors of his time.
