Nadja à Paris

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Nadja à Paris

((Ромеру 44 года, Альмендросу - 34, Наде было 25 (Умерла: 20 февраля 2014 г., Нью-Йорк, США).
Возможно, это рецепт, как делать короткий метр почти без денег.

17 минутная лента, сейчас, может показаться жутко наивной. Типа "Мой день" сообщества в ЖЖ. Трудно избавиться от ощущения, что это случайная студенческая курсовая. Количество сцен можно подсчитать. Их много.
Было бы забавно узнать, сколько за этим кроется работы, в отснятых метрах и трудобуднях.))
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«Надя в Париже» (фр. Nadja à Paris) — короткометражный документальный фильм режиссёра Эрика Ромера, снятый в 1964 году.
https://kinolook.top/movie/id23892-nadya-v-parizhe-nadya-tesich/online
"Первый фильм Ромера, снятый в сотрудничестве с оператором Нестором Альмендросом[1].

Американская студентка Надя, родом из Югославии, готовит в Париже диссертацию о Марселе Прусте.

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Plot

In early summer in Paris, the would-be composer or architect, American by nationality, Peter Wesselrin, commonly known as Pierre, learns that his rich aunt has died. Expecting a substantial legacy, he borrows a large sum from his closest friend, the journalist Jean-François, and throws a celebratory party for everybody he knows. There, while playing his just-completed violin sonata, he is given notice that he is to be evicted. However, as he explains to his friends, he is always lucky because he is a Leo.

A few weeks later, Jean-François tells friends he cannot find Pierre, who has been moving between cheap hotels. Then he hears that the aunt's wealth was left entirely to a cousin but, still unable to contact Pierre, has to take an assignment overseas. By August, all of Pierre's friends have left for their holidays and he is selling his possessions in order to have enough to eat.

Evicted from his last hotel, he has to live rough. Hearing that a smuggler is looking for couriers, he walks a long way through the heat, only to find that even the crooks are on vacation. He ruins his trousers by spilling tinned sardines on them, his shoes are disintegrating and, when he steals some food, is caught and beaten. Homeless, hungry, unshaven and dirty, he has reached bottom. In the end, he survives by help from another down-and-out called Toto, who begs money from tourists as a street entertainer.

On returning to Paris, Jean-François tries to find his friend, going from hotel to hotel. At one, he is given a letter sent to Pierre by a lawyer, which says that the cousin from Karlsruhe has died in an accident and Pierre is now the sole heir to his aunt's wealth. Unable to contact Pierre, Jean-François tells the story to the press, who print the story of the tramp who has inherited a fortune. One evening, outside a café where Jean-François is sitting, Pierre starts playing his sonata on a borrowed violin. Recognising the music, Jean-François is able to give his friend the news that will change his life. Abandoning Toto, who saved his life, Pierre invites all his old friends to a celebratory party.