Truffaut vs Godard: The Film That Broke A Friendship

French filmmakers, Francois Truffaut and Jean Luc Godard, were once inseparable friends, united by their transformation of cinema during the New Wave movement. But soon the two found themselves against one another and never spoke again. Join me as we find out why. Bibliography: Cinema Dans La Lune (2007) La lettre de rupture de Truffaut à Godard : une leçon de modestie [Internet]. Available from http://cinemadanslalune.net/?p=83 [Assessed 30th March 2021]. Gleiberman, O. (2010) Godard and Truffaut: Their spiky, complex friendship is its own great story in 'Two in the Wave' [Internet]. Available from https://ew.com/article/2010/05/27/god... [Accessed 30th March 2021]. Moving Image Insights (2015) MUCH ADO ABOUT SOMETHING: Jean-Luc Godard’s critique of Francois Truffaut’s DAY FOR NIGHT [Internet]. Available from https://movingimageinsights.wordpress... [Accessed 30th March 2021]. Romney, J. (2011) The day the New Wave came crashing down. [Internet]. Available from https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-en... [Accessed 30th March 2021]. Schneider, M. (2015) ‘YOU’VE BEEN ACTING LIKE A SHIT’: THE GODARD-TRUFFAUT BLOW-UP OF 1973 [Internet]. Available from https://dangerousminds.net/comments/y... [Accessed 30th March 2021]. Vanderschelden, I. (2013) Studying French Cinema. Liverpool, Liverpool University Press. WENN (2005) Godard Slams Spielberg [Internet]. Available from https://www.contactmusic.com/jean-luc... [Accessed 30th March 2021].