The following information was inadvertently left out of Saturday’s story on a retrospective of the work of filmmaker Chantal Akerman. Where: UCLA Film and Television Archive, James Bridges ...

In Chantal Akerman’s film La Captive (2000), a loose adaptation of the fifth volume of Marcel Proust’s novel In Search of Lost Time published in 1923, a young man named Simon attempts to ...

Belgian director of "La Captive" Chantal Akerman tell us about her latest film, a provocative story of love and obsession. ... Like much of your work "La Captive" is stylistically very precise.

Helmer Chantal Akerman's interpretation of the Joseph Conrad novel is as eccentric as "La Captive," her take on Proust. “Liberally adapted,” per onscreen credits, from Joseph Conrad’s first ...

In the clip above, I discuss “The Captive,” Chantal Akerman’s adaptation of Proust’s “La Prisonnière.” I first saw the film at a screening in Paris in 2000, soon after its première ...

Though already underway, the retrospective tribute series “Chantal Akerman: Contre l’Oubli / Against Oblivion” is just hitting its stride. Featuring more than 20 pictures at multiple venues ...

READ MORE: Landmark Belgian Filmmaker Chantal Akerman Dies at 65. ... “La Captive,” she captured something of her favorite writer’s moody obsessiveness while shrinking his social tapestry.

An adaptation of Proust's ''La Prisoniere'' (book five of ''Remembrance of Things Past''). Set in Paris, France, it is a serious tale of a tragic and dysfunctional love. with Stanislas Merhar, Sylvie ...

Belgian director of "La Captive" Chantal Akerman tell us about her latest film, a provocative story of love and obsession. ... Like much of your work "La Captive" is stylistically very precise.

Almayer's Folly Helmer Chantal Akerman's interpretation of the Joseph Conrad novel is as eccentric as "La Captive," her take on Proust.