Indescribably a unique, moving experience in this simple yet unconventional tale from one of cinema’s masters of masters.
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Au Hasard Balthazar (1966)
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Tag / Robert Bresson
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Pickpocket (1959)
Bresson’s work throws genre and filmmaking conventions out of the window, but thoroughly elevates our soul by the end of this masterful exercise.
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Man Escaped, A (1956)
One of the greatest ‘prison escape’ films of all-time, masterfully constructed through the sharp and precise cinematic techniques of the incomparable Bresson.
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Diary of a Country Priest (1951)
One of the world cinema’s most ‘interiorised’ films about religious faith as Bresson centers on the thoughts of a suffering priest who is received coldly in the new village he has been posted to.
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Trial of Joan of Arc, The (1962)
Bresson’s ‘Joan of Arc’ film is as spare and minimalist as you can imagine, distilling with startling clarity the moral essence of one of history’s most infamous trials.
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Eternality Tan 