One of cinema’s original ‘enfants terribles’ and also one of the leaders of the French New Wave, a key influence on the American cinema of the 1970s and one of the few true auteurs still making movies: Jacques Rivette is all of these and more.

With his New Wave contemporaries, Francois Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, Alain Resnais and Claude Chabrol, he tore up the cinematic rulebook and with them, shaped the language of modern cinema as we know it.
For the past five decades, Jacques Rivette has produced arguably one of the most fascinating bodies of work in French cinema. This collection of nine films, including some of his most celebrated works, is the most extensive. An important and rare opportunity that showcases his extraordinary talent and impact. Among the collection’s highlights are: “The Beautiful Troublemaker”, his stunning study of art and obsession with French siren and muse Emmanuelle Béart, “Joan the Maid”, Rivette’s strikingly modern historical drama on the story of Joan of Arc and Wuthering Heights, a revisit of the Brontë’s ever popular classic.

LOVE ON THE GROUND
WUTHERING HEIGHTS
THE GANG OF FOUR
THE BEAUTIFUL TROUBLEMAKER / DIVERTIMENTO
JOAN THE MAID
SECRET DEFENSE
VA SAVOIR
THE STORY OF MARIE AND JULIEN

LOVE ON THE GROUND
WUTHERING HEIGHTS
THE GANG OF FOUR
THE BEAUTIFUL TROUBLEMAKER
DIVERTIMENTO
JOAN THE MAIDEN I: The Battles
JOAN THE MAIDEN II: The Prisons
UP, DOWN, FRAGILE
SECRET DEFENSE
WHO KNOWS
THE STORY OF MARIE AND JULIEN
DON’T TOUCH THE AXE
AROUND A SMALL MOUNTAIN
FILMS D’APPRENTISSAGE