Why write about movies? Question unnecessary, embarrassing, in fact hypocritical. To extend a smile, a fight scene, deter an effect. And fully exploit what we have selected, chose to see. All are good ways to perfect our choices, be a line, drive a nail. The test, the chronic dialogue, fiction. What are the best books on movies, cinema? In Praise of Love unveils its ranking. No need to wonder why.
Lawrence Sutter:
1. Robert H. Rimmer & Patrick Riley, "The X-Rated Videotape Star Index & Guide" (11 vols.)
2. Elie Faure, "Feature Film"
3. Louis Skorecki, "The violins are always right"
4. Alain Badiou, "Cinema"
5. Eugene Green, "Poetics of cinematography"
6. Maurice Bardeche & Robert Brasillach, "History of Cinema" (2 vols.)
7. Serge Daney "The wages of zapper"
8. Francoise Sagan, "In film"
9. Robert Bresson, Notes on Cinematography "
10. Tomasovic Dick, "The Palimpsest black
Jérôme Dittmar:
1. Louis Skorecki, "The violins are always right"
2. Serge Daney, "The wages of zapper"
3. Pauline Kael, "American Chronicles"
4. Jacques Lourcelles, "Dictionary of cinema, the films'
5. Robert Bresson, Notes on Cinematography "
6. Laurent de Sutter, "Pornostars"
7. Alfred Hitchcock and Francois Truffaut, "Hitchcock / Truffaut"
8. Tomasovic Dick, "The Palimpsest black
9. Francoise Sagan, "Cinema"
10. George Sanders, "Memoirs of a scoundrel"
Rémy Russotto:
1. Hans Lucas (Jean-Luc Godard), Reviews in "Godard Godard" - Volume 1
2. Jean Louis Schefer, "Origin of crime"
3. Colin Clark, My Week With Marilyn
4. Elie Faure, "Feature Film"
5. Louis Skorecki, "The violins are always right"
6. Serge Daney, "The amateur tennis"
7. Francoise Sagan, "In film"
8. Alberto Moravia, "Claudia Cardinale "
9. Laurent de Sutter, "Pornostars"
10. Robert Warshow, "The Immediate Experience"
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