© Europe 1On the night of March 29 in Paris, at the age of 90, director Anyue Varda died, one of the pioneers of the New Wave of French cinema.
It is reported by Le Monde .
Ans Varda was born in 1928 in Brussels, studied literature and psychology in the Sorbonne and the history of the art at the Louvre school, worked as a photojournalist and official photographer of the Avignon festival and the National People's Theater.
In 1955, the first film by Ans Varda, Pointe Courte, who became the predecessor of the French “New Wave” was released. Also, among her full -length playing films “Cleo from 5 to 7” ( Cléo de 5 à 7 , 1962), “Happiness” ( Le Bonheur , 1965, “Silver Bear” of the Berlin Film Festival), “Without a Roof, Outlaw” ( Sans Toit Ni Loi , 1985, “Golden Leo” of the Venice Film Film Film) One night of Simone Sinema ”( Les Cent une nuits de simon cinéma , 1995).
In addition, Ans Varda removed dozens of documentary, television and short game paintings. Her documentary “Faces, Villages” ( Visages, Villages ) in 2018 was nominated for the Oscar Award, in the same year the American film academy was awarded by Ans Varda for a contribution to cinema.
The last work of the director was the documentary “ Varda through Angnès”, which was premiered by Berlinale-2019.
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