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The filmmaker at work, in a still from Louis Malle, le Révolté. A new documentary sheds fresh light on Louis Malle, the nouvelle vague contemporary whose films tackled complicated subjects with innocence and curiosity By Joan Juliet Buck Louis Malle, one of the most talented and controversial film directors of the 20th century, was drawn to taboos as surely as kids are drawn to flames and trouble. Though a contemporary of François Truffaut and Jean-Luc Godard, he never wasted a moment being a...
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