Antoine and Colette + Stolen Kisses

Antoine and Colette (32 min) 17-year-old Antoine lives in a hotel room and earns bread in a vinyl record factory. In his spare time, he attends concerts, where Colette catches his eye. Desperately in love, Antoine hopes to win Colette's love and her parents' favor by any means possible, but not every effort bears fruit.Stolen Kisses (91 min) “[It's just] another movie that tries to be like a song,” said Truffaut “Stolen about kisses". Truffaut's dedication to cinema (or indifference to the world) is shown by the fact that he created this carefree film while Paris was rocked by the student riots of 1968. In Stolen Kisses, the director's alter ego Antoine Doinel (Jean-Pierre Léaud), who has now become a clumsy 20-year-old man, goes in search of the perfect woman and the perfect job. Discharged from the army, Antoine heads home to reunite with his ex-bride Christine. However, reviving an old relationship with stolen kisses in the wine cellar is not as easy as it seems. A young man suddenly finds himself in a whirlwind of strange events, from which it seems more and more difficult to get out. "Stolen kisses" tells the story of self-discovery in the second teenage years, that is, that strange period in the early twenties, when childhood is over, but adult life does not want to turn out well yet, because of unexpected turns of fate and dangerous people fly a young person around in the wind of emotions like a fragile kite. Sly, nostalgic and irresistibly romantic film "Stolen Kisses" is Truffaut's timeless praise of the passion and impetuosity of youth. The film dedicated to Henri Langlois, the founder of the French Cinematheque, was nominated for the Oscar for the best foreign language film.