Three Top Good French Movies

The three top good French movies are "This Killer Is Not Too Cold", "Angels Love Beauty" and "Beauty and the Beast".

1, "This Killer Is Not Too Cold"

"This Killer Is Not Too Cold" was released in 1994, by the French director Luc Besson writing and directing, Jean Reno, Gary Oldman and Natalie Portman starring, the main shooting location of the film is New York City, the main story is a professional killer and a little girl. The story of a professional killer and a young girl, which was nominated for seven César Awards in 1994, also opened a new era of uncle-loving plots.

2, "Angel Amélie"

"Angel Amélie" is a 2001 French romantic film, directed by Jean-Pierre Genet, Audrey Tautou, Matthew Kasowitz, Jameel Dubuzzi, and Dominique Pineau, and other co-starring roles. Released in France on April 25, 2001, the film tells the story of Emilie, who had an unfortunate childhood, but it doesn't stop her from being optimistic about life.

3. Beauty and the Beast

Beauty and the Beast is a drama film released on October 29, 1946, directed by Jean Goucaudot, and starring Jean Marais, Josette Dé, Mila Parély, Nane Germon, and Michel Auclair. The story of a merchant who mistakenly picks the Beast's roses and needs to pay for it. Belle comes to the castle in her father's place, falls in love with the Beast, and ultimately discovers that the Beast is a prince.

French film history:

France is one of the earliest countries invented the film, Lyon photographic equipment manufacturer A. Lumière and Lumière L. two brothers, in the former development of the basis of the film in 1894 made a can be used for screening, but also can be used for filming and development of the negative of the movable film machine.

The early French sound films were of poor quality, being a record of some operas and amusement shows, filmed with the camera fixed in a soundproofed small wooden cubicle, with the result that moving pictures disappeared altogether.

Nowadays, the films are poetic, strongly expressive, with landscapes or backgrounds as important characters in the film, naturalistic and subjective representations or symbolism with metaphorical techniques.

French cinema, inspired by impressionistic painting, attempted to use images to express direct sensual impressions, and instead of focusing on the storyline of the movie, they emphasized the creation of atmosphere.