90 years old is still traveling, making Douban 9.2 distractions, the face of 5 super high-scoring movies of the coolest grandma in history, village Visages villages (2017) Douban 9.1 Agnès on Varda par Agnès (2019) Douban 9.1 Nantes Jacques Demi Demi Jacquôt de Nantes (1991) Douban 9.0 Agnès Beach Les plages d'Agnès (2008) Douban 8.9 Scavengers Les glaneurs et la glaneuse (2000) Douban 8.9

The 90-year-old still walks non-stop, and he also takes time to take pictures of passers-by along the way.

The documentary filmed on the trip was nominated for an Oscar.

Such cattle people only have the famous French female director: Agnès Varda

- The founder of French New Wave cinema.

Half white hair, half burgundy, funky and funny.

He started his career as a photographer and worked as a photojournalist. Born in Brussels, Belgium in 1928. In 1940, he went to France to escape the scourge of war and studied in Paris. At the age of 21, he began working as a theater photographer at the Avignon Festival and went to Cuba, Spain and other places to engage in documentary photography.

Always full of curiosity about the world, near the age of 90, he also shot two 9-point masterpieces in one go. (Capitalized admiration)

Today I recommend her 5 high-scoring works to you.

<h1>Face, Village Visages Villages (2017) Douban 9.1</h1>

This is perhaps her most familiar work,

There was no script, no destination, and the 55-year-old street artist JR came on a walk-and-go trip.

In 15 months, they did something very important:

Take photos of locals from more than 30 villages,

We're in these photos

All you see are ordinary people who are unknown

The stories of these ordinary people are not earth-shattering

But they are all sparkling and thought-provoking

<h1>Agnès on Varda par Agnès (2019) Douban 9.1</h1>

Agnès on Varda records Varda's film lectures in various places. In the film, Varda not only reviews her most famous works such as "Cleo at Five to Seven", "Happiness", "The Fallen Woman at the End of the World", etc., but also tells about works that are not familiar to the audience, such as "The Whisper of the Wall", "Record Liar", "Dagre Street Style", etc. Through the memories and free talk of these works, Varda selflessly shared her inspiration and artistic creation process with the audience, and also showed her rich, cute and sensitive inner world.

<h1>Jacquôt de Nantes (1991) Douban 9.0</h1>

This is Agnes. A biography of Wada's life to her husband, the famous French director Jacques Demi. Use the camera to tell the love for each other.

<h1>Beach of Agnès Les plages d'Agnès (2008) Douban 8.9</h1>

Eighty-year-old Agnès Varda celebrated his birthday with the warm and humorous film "Agnès's Beach", which is really a good story in the history of cinema. The film uses a reconstructive approach, and some fragments from her and her husband Demi's films recreate the major events in the director's life.

<h1>Gleaner Les glaneurs et la glaneuse (2000) Douban 8.9</h1>

Inspired by the famous painting "The Gleaner" by the 19th-century French painter Miller, this documentary depicts the image of a scavenger in France's current era:

"Some people scavenging because they are forced by life, some people scavenging because they are artists, and some people scavenging because they like to scaveng." Everyone in the film is scavenging, and Varda herself is scavenging, picking up forgotten memories. The film's artistic achievements are not only manifested in Varda's creation of an experimental digital documentary narrated in the first person, but also in the film's author's clever grasp of the subtle boundaries between "solipsism" and "subjectivity" and between the "self" of the film's author and the "other" in the social reality in which it is filmed.

These works by Agnès Varda were basically created at the age of Paleo. What an honorable thing!

The lovely Grandma Varda is gone,

Maybe God wanted her to help make a documentary.