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Jacques Deray's La Piscine

Q&A with Jane Birkin! Special Film Society Discount—tickets just $11! To redeem: Select the affiliate option from the ticket menu when purchasing online or mention "New York in French" at the Walter Reade Theater box office. For more info, visit filmlinc.org/janeandcharlotte

Sexual tension simmers on the French Riviera in this echt-’60s, Euro-chic erotic thriller. Jane Birkin stars alongside Alain Delon, Romy Schneider, and Maurice Ronet as a quartet of tanned, toned, beautiful people who spend their summer swimming, lounging poolside, and trysting with one another amid the crystal-blue waters of the Côte d’Azur. But jealousy and a creeping sense of unease gradually infect their languorous idyll—erupting one evening with a shocking act of violence. Director Jacques Deray and co-writer Jean-Claude Carrière deliver a sultry, sun-baked master class in slow-burn suspense. Print courtesy of the Institut Français.

La Piscine
Jacques Deray, France/Italy, 1969, 35mm, 12

Agnès Varda's Jane B. for Agnès V.

Special Film Society Discount—tickets just $11! To redeem: Select the affiliate option from the ticket menu when purchasing online or mention "New York in French" at the Walter Reade Theater box office. For more info, visit filmlinc.org/janeandcharlotte

“It's as if I was going to film your self-portrait,” explains godmother of the nouvelle vague Agnès Varda to Jane Birkin in this extraordinarily complex, kaleidoscopic consideration of the actress as a woman, wife, mother, muse, and icon. Varda intercuts footage of the “real” Birkin—lounging at home in a T-shirt, stripped of makeup, and discussing her desire to be filmed “as if I were transparent, anonymous, like everyone else”—with the Birkin of her (and our) fantasies, casting the actress in everything from re-creations of Renaissance portraiture to a heist thriller to a black-and-white Laurel & Hardy–esque short. The result is a thrillingly discursive reflection not only on the fascinating, multifacet