Bibliography of Jacques Rivette

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This is a bibliography of articles and books by or about the director and film critic Jacques Rivette.

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Articles by Rivette

Source: [1]

Bulletin du ciné-club du quartier Latin

TitleYearIssue numberSubjectRef.
"Nous ne sommes plus innocents"March 19501essay on film language [2]
19504essay on Kenji Mizoguchi

La Gazette du cinéma

TitleYearIssue numberSubjectRef.
"L'Homme du sud"June 19502review of The Southerner [3]
"Bilan pour Biarritz"October 19504criticism of the Festival du film maudit [3]
"Under Capricorn d'Alfred Hitchcock"October 19504review of Under Capricorn [3]
"Les Malheurs d'Orphee"November 19505review of Orphée [3]
"Un homme véritable d'Alexandre Stolper"November 19505review of Un homme véritable [3]

Cahiers du cinéma

TitleDateIssue numberSubjectRef.
"Un nouveau visage de la pudeur"February 195320review of Chtche Droe Leto [4]
"Génie de Howard Hawks"May 195323essay on Howard Hawks [5]
"L'art de la fugue"August–September 195326article on I Confess [6]
"De l'invention"October 195327review of The Lusty Men [7]
"Le masque"November 195328review of The Earrings of Madame de… [8]
"Rencontre avec Otto Preminger"December 195329interview with Otto Preminger [9]
"The Naked Spur"December 195329review of The Naked Spur [10]
"F comme femme"Christmas 195330co-writers: Lotte H. Eisner, François Truffaut, Philippe Demonsablon, Jean-José Richer, Michel Dorsday and Frédéric Laclos [11]
"l'âge des metteurs en scène"January 195431essay on Cinemascope [12]
"Entretien avec Jacques Becker"February 195432interview with Jacques Becker, co-writer: François Truffaut [13]
"L'Essentiel"February 195432review of Angel Face [14]
"Entretien avec Jean Renoir"April 195434interview with Jean Renoir part 1, co-writer: François Truffaut [15]
"Entretien avec Jean Renoir"May 195434interview with Jean Renoir part 2, co-writer: François Truffaut [16]
"Cinépsychopathia sexualis"December 195442inventory of films related to sexuality, compiled by entire staff [17]
"Entretien avec Abel Gance"January 195543interview with Abel Gance, co-writer: François Truffaut [18]
"Lettre sur Roberto Rossellini"April 195546letter from Roberto Rossellini [19]
"La recherche de l'absolu"November 195552review of Les Mauvaises Rencontres [20]
"Après Agesilas"December 195553review of Land of the Pharaohs [21]
"Hollywood, petite île..."Christmas 195554essay on Max Ophüls, co-writer: François Truffaut [22]
"Dictionnaire des réalisateurs américains contemporains"Christmas 195554review of recent American cinema, co-writers: Claude Chabrol, Charles Bitsch, Jacques Doniol-Valcroze and François Truffaut [23]
"Notes sur une revolution"Christmas 195554essay on American filmmakers [24]
"Entretien avec Howard Hawks"February 195656interview with Howard Hawks, co-writers: François Truffaut and Jacques Becker [25]
"Cinémathèque"March 195657review of Woman in the Moon [26]
"Faut-il brûler Harry?"April 195658review of The Trouble With Harry [27]
"Rencontre avec Joshua Logan"December 195665interview with Joshua Logan, co-writer: Charles Bitsch [28]
"Six personnages en quête d'auteurs, débat sur le cinéma français"May 195771discussion on French cinema, with Andre Bazin, Jacques Doniol-Valcroze, Pierre Kast, Roger Leenhardt, Éric Rohmer and Rivette [29]
"Biographie de Max Ophüls"June 195772biography of Max Ophüls, co-writer Charles Bitsch [30]
"Entretien avec Max Ophüls"June 195772interview with Max Ophüls, co-writer: François Truffaut [31]
"En attendant les Godons"July 195773review of Saint Joan [32]
"La Main"November 195776review of Beyond A Reasonable Doubt [33]
"Nouvel entretien avec Jean Renoir"Christmas 195778interview with Jean Renoir, co-writer: François Truffaut [34]
"Bio-filmographie de Jean Renoir"Christmas 195778essay on Jean Renoir [35]
"Que viva Eisenstein"January 195879review of Que Viva Mexico [36]
"L' énigme des deux Nosferatu: Post Scriptum"January 195879review of Nosferatu and Foolish Wives , co-writer: Lotte Eisner [37]
"Mizoguchi vu d'ici"March 195881essay on Kenji Mizoguchi [38]
"Rétrospective Mizoguchi"March 195881discussion of Kenji Mizoguchi, co-writers: Charles Bitsch, Louis Marcorelles, Luc Moullet and Éric Rohmer [39]
"Sainte Cécile"April 195882review of Bonjour Tristesse [40]
"Good bye"May 195883review of Sayonara [41]
"L'âme au ventre"June 195884review of Summer Interlude [42]
"Rencontre avec Gene Kelly"July 195885interview with Gene Kelly, co-writer: Charles Bitsch [43]
"Paris nous appartient"December 195890dialogue of Paris Belongs to Us (first sequence), co-writer: Jean Gruault [44]
"Entretien avec Roberto Rossellini"April 195994interview with Roberto Rossellini, co-writer: Fereydoun Hoveyda [45]
"Du côté de chez Antoine"May 195995review of The 400 Blows [46]
"Hiroshima notre amour"July 195997discussion on Hiroshima, Mon Amour , co-writers: Jean Domarchi, Jacques Doniol-Valcroze, Jean-Luc Godard, Pierre Kast and Éric Rohmer [47]
"Entretien avec Fritz Lang"September 195999interview with Fritz Lang, co-writer: Jean Domarchi [48]
"Anatomie d'une nation"November 1959101review of Trial [49]
"La Mort aux trousses"April 1960106review of Testament of Orpheus [50]
"Keaton"September 1960111article on Buster Keaton [51]
"Art et Essai"November 1960113essay on arthouse cinema [52]
"Entretien avec Alexandre Astruc"February 1961116interview with Alexandre Astruc, co-writer: Éric Rohmer [53]
"De l'abjection"June 1961120review of Kapò [54]
"Entretien avec Resnais et Robbe-Grillet"September 1961123interview with Alain Resnais and Alain Robbe-Grillet, co-writer: André S. Labarthe [55]
"Débarbouillage"December 1962138discussion on new French filmmakers with Michel Delahaye, Jacques Doniol-Valcroze, Jean Douchet, Claude de Givray, Jean-Luc Godard, Fereydoun Hoveyda, Pierre Kast, André S. Labarthe, Luc Moullet, Éric Rohmer and François Truffaut [56]
"Note sur l'insuccès commercial"May 1963143review of The Trial of Joan of Arc [57]
"Cinéma et nouvelle musique"July 1963145review of Straub-Huillet's Machorka-Muff [58]
"Revoir Verdoux"August 1963146review of Monsieur Verdoux [59]
"Entretien avec Roland Barthes"September 1963147interview with Roland Barthes, co-writer: Michel Delahaye [60]
"Les malheurs de Muriel"November 1963149review of Muriel , co-writers: Pierre Kast, Claude Ollier, André S. Labarthe, Jean-Louis Comolli, François Weyergans, Jean Domarchi and Jean-André Fieschi [61]
"Judex"November 1963149review of Judex [62]
"Sept hommes à débattre"December 1963-January 1964150-151discussion on American cinema, co-writers: Luc Moullet, Jean-Luc Godard, Claude Chabrol, François Truffaut, Pierre Kast and Jacques Doniol-Valcroze [63]
"Directed by: 60+60 (+1) Cinéastes"December 1963-January 1964150-151short biographies of American directors, co-written by entire Cahiers staff. [64]
"Les enfants terribles"February 1964152review of Les Enfants Terribles [65]
"Entretien avec Pierre Boulez"February 1964152interview with Pierre Boulez, co-writer: François Weyergans [66]
"Max phagocyte"February 1964152review of Laugh with Max Linder [67]
"Le journal entre les lignes"April 1964154discussion on Diary of a Chambermaid , co-writers: André S. Labarthe, Jean Narboni, Michel Delahaye, Jean-Louis Comolli [68]
"Suède- France: 2-0"May 1964155essay on Swedish cinema [69]
"Entretien avec Claude Lévi-Strauss"June 1964156interview with Claude Lévi-Strauss, co-writer: Michel Delahaye [70]
"Le féminin singulier"October 1964159review of The Ape Woman [71]
"D’une lettre de René Clair, adressée à Jacques Rivette"January 1965161-162reply to letter from René Clair [72]
"Hallali"February 1965163essay on the Paris reception of Gertrud [73]
"Le faux pas"March 1965164review of Le Faux Pas [74]
"Island of the Blue Dolphins (L’Ue des dauphins bleus)"March 1965164review of Island of the Blue Dolphin [74]
"Le calme"March 1965164essay on Soviet films [75]
"Father goose (Grand méchant loup appelle)"April 1965165review of Father Goose [76]
"Les pieds dans le plâtre"April 1965165review of Les pieds dans le plâtre [77]
"The troublemaker (Le trouble fête)"April 1965165review of The Troublemaker [78]
"The unsinkable Molly Brown (La reine du Colorado)"April 1965165review of The Unsinkable Molly Brown [79]
"Ring of Spics (Fabrique d’espions)"May–June 1965166-167review of Ring of Spies [80]
"Une aventure de la parole"December 1965173interview with Marcel Pagnol, co-writers: Jean-André Fieschi and Gérard Guégan [81]
"Pagnol au travail par ses collaborateurs"December 1965173interview with members of Pagnol's film crew, co-writers: Jean-André Fieschi, Gérard Guégan and André S. Labarthe [82]
"Renoir le Patron"January 1967186transcript of TV interview with Jean Renoir, co-writer: André S. Labarthe [83]
"Le champ libre"February 1968198Interview with Vera Chytilova, co-writer: Michel Delahaye [84]
"Conférence de presse"March 1968199Published press conference on the Henri Langlois scandal of 1968, co-writers: Jean-Luc Godard, Claude Chabrol, Alexandre Astruc, Jean Renoir, Georges Kiejman, Pierre Kast, Jean Rouch, Jacques Doniol-Valcroze, Jean-Paul Le Chanois, Nicholas Ray, Maurice Lemaitre, Henry Chapier, Jean Jabely, Simone Signoret and Marcel Carné [85]
"Cerclé sous vide"September 1968204interview with Philippe Garrel [86]
"Le temps déborde"September 1968204Rivette was interviewed by Jacques Aumont, Jean-Louis Connolli, Jean Narboni and Sylvie Pierre [87]
"Le départ pour Mars"October 1968205interview with Shirley Clarke, co-writer: Michel Delahaye [88]
"Concours"January 1969208review of Audition [89]
"Entretien avec Walerian Borowczyk"February 1969209interview with Walerian Borowczyk, co-writers: Michel Delahaye and Sylvie Pierre [90]
"Grazle Zia (Merci Léa)"February 1969209review of Grazie Zia [91]
"Montage"March 1969210discussion on montage, co-writers: Sylvie Pierre and Jean Narboni [92]
"Calcutta"April 1969211interview with Louis Malle, co-writers: Jean-Louis Comolli and Jean Narboni [93]
"Play Dirty (Enfants de salauds)"April 1969211review of Play Dirty [94]
"The touchables"April 1969211review of The Touchables [95]
"Le miel sauvage"April 1969211review of Soviet films [96]
"Bice skoro propest Sveta"June 1969213review of Soviet films [97]
"Dieu a Choisi Paris"October 1969216review of Dieu a Choisi Paris [98]
"Marguerite Duras:" La destruction la parole"November 1969217interview with Marguerite Duras, co-writer: Jean Narboni [99]
"Jean Renoir vous parle de son art"1979Hors série 4Reprint of Rivette's 1961 TV interview with Renoir: Jean Renoir parle de son art [100]
"La recherche du relative"1979Hors série 4Reprint of Rivette's 1966 interview with Renoir for "Jean Renoir le patron" [101]
"La règle et l'exception"1979Hors série 4Reprint of Rivette's 1966 interview with Renoir [102]
"Jacques Rivette"October 1987400 [103]
"Rivette à Cannes"1991Hors série 15Transcript of Rivette's press conference for La belle noiseuse [104]

Arts Magazine

TitleYearIssue numberSubjectRef.
"Une film d'avant garde"September 7, 1955532review of Les mauvaises rencontres [105]
"Capitaine Mystère de Douglas Sirk"September 28, 1955535review of Captain Lightfoot [105]
"À l'ombre des potences (Run for Cover), film américain de Nicholas Ray"October 5, 1955536review of Run for Cover [105]
"Ange ou démon, film de José Ferrer"October 5, 1955536review of The Shrike [105]
"Le cinéma américain renaît"October 19, 1955538essay on French criticism of recent American cinema [105]
"Hélène de Troie de Robert Wise"February 8, 1956554review of Helen of Troy [105]
"Á la cinémathèque tour le soirs: L'âge d'or allemande"February 15, 1956555essay on German Expressionist films [105]
"Il Bidone de Federico Fellini"February 29, 1956557review of Il bidone [105]
"Les Inconnus dans la ville de Richard Fleischer"March 7, 1956558review of Violent Saturday [105]
"Fièvre sur Anatahan de Joseph von Sternberg"March 14, 1956559review of Anatahan [105]
"Les Rats de Robert Siodmak"March 21, 1956560review of Die Ratten [105]
"L'example d'Eisenstein"March 28, 1956561essay on Jean Mitry's book on Sergei Eisenstein [105]
"La Maison des otages de William Wyler"March 28, 1956561review of The Desperate Hours [105]
"La Sorcière de André Michel"April 18, 1956564review of La Sorcière [105]
"Premier prix à La Joconde d'Henri Gruel" AKA "Tours 57: un festival sans suspense. 1er prix à La Joconde d'Henri Gruel"November 27, 1957646essay on films of the Tours Film Festival, including Les Mistons [105]
"Le Désordre et la nuit: Obscur fourre-tout"May 28, 1958672review of Le désordre et la nuit [105]

Other works

TitleDatePublisherSubjectRef.
"L’acte et l’acteur"1950unpublishedessay on the importance of actors [106]
Preface to "What is Cinema?", Volume IV1962Editions du Cerffourth volume by Andre Bazin [107]
"Paris gehort Uns"1968Neue FilmkunstGerman-language published script of Paris Belongs to Us [108]
"Pour H. L."January 21, 1977 Le Monde essay on Henri Langlois and the Cinémathèque Française [109]

Books

Books about Rivette

Books about the French New Wave

Books with descriptions of Rivette

Films about Rivette

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  2. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (December 2011). "Nous ne sommes plus innocents". Senses of Cinema. Retrieved September 17, 2021.
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  4. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (February 1953). "Un nouveau visage de la pudeur". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  5. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (May 1953). "Génie de Howard Hawks". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  6. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (August–September 1953). "L'art de la fugue". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  7. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (October 1953). "De l'invention". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  8. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (November 1953). "Le masque". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  9. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (December 1953). "Rencontre avec Otto Preminger". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  10. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (December 1953). "The Naked Spur". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  11. ↑ "F comme femme". Cahiers du cinéma. Christmas 1953. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  12. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (January 1954). "l'âge des metteurs en scène". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  13. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Truffaut, François (February 1954). "Entretien avec Jacques Becker". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  14. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (February 1954). "L'Essentiel". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  15. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Truffaut, François (April 1954). ""Entretien avec Jean Renoir"". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  16. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Truffaut, François (May 1954). ""Entretien avec Jean Renoir"". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  17. ↑ "Cinépsychopathia sexualis". Cahiers du cinéma. December 1954. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  18. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Truffaut, François (January 1955). "Entretien avec Abel Gance". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  19. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (April 1955). "Lettre sur Roberto Rossellini". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  20. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (November 1955). "La recherche de l'absolu". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  21. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (December 1955). "Après Agesilas". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  22. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Truffaut, François (Christmas 1955). "Hollywood, petite île..." Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  23. ↑ "Dictionnaire des réalisateurs américains contemporains". Cahiers du cinéma. Christmas 1955. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  24. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (Christmas 1955). "Notes sur une revolution". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  25. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Truffaut, François; Becker, Jacques (February 1956). "Entretien avec Howard Hawks". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  26. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (March 1956). "Cinémathèque". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  27. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (April 1956). "Faut-il brûler Harry?". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  28. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Bitsch, Charles (December 1956). "Rencontre avec Joshua Logan". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  29. ↑ "Six personnages en quête d'auteurs, débat sur le cinéma français". Cahiers du cinéma. May 1957. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  30. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Bitsch, Charles (June 1957). "Biographie de Max Ophüls". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  31. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Truffaut, François (June 1957). "Biographie de Max Ophüls". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  32. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (July 1957). "En attendant les Godons". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  33. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (November 1957). "La Main". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  34. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Truffaut, François (Christmas 1957). "Nouvel entretien avec Jean Renoir". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  35. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Bazin, Andre (Christmas 1957). "Bio-filmographie de Jean Renoir". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  36. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (January 1958). "Que viva Eisenstein". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  37. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Eisner, Lotte (January 1958). "L' énigme des deux Nosferatu: Post Scriptum". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  38. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (March 1958). "Mizoguchi vu d'ici". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  39. ↑ "Rétrospective Mizoguchi". Cahiers du cinéma. March 1958. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  40. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (April 1958). "Sainte Cécile". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  41. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (May 1958). "Good Bye". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  42. ↑ Rivette, Jacques (June 1958). "L'âme au ventre". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
  43. ↑ Rivette, Jacques; Bitsch, Charles (July 1958). "Rencontre avec Gene Kelly". Cahiers du cinéma. Retrieved September 15, 2021.
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