When Agnès Varda sees the world, we all see the world

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Paulina Simon Torres

Abstract

This article explores the work of the French filmmaker Agnès Varda, focusing on the essential topics she addresses in her films and images, during the 60 years of a career dedicated to produce independent cinema. Varda was always an unconventional filmmaker when it comes to the use of formats and techniques of filmmaking. But she has been very firm on her humanistic contents, that explore the diversity of human beings in political, artistic and emotional fields. This text is a brief review of some of her most outstanding works, with an eagerness to decipher how, through different devices and genres, the narrative proposed by Varda has always been, from 1954 to 2019, solid and faithful.

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Paulina Simon Torres, Independent author

Writer, film critic, university teacher. Combine your love of cinema with writing. His book “The mother who I can be ”, has received excellent reviews in Latin America. Has been part of press and communication teams of the
Cero Latitud, EDOC and Chulpicine Festivals. INCINE university professor, since 2009.