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09/09/05
Small Change (1976)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:10
Rotten:0
Average Rating:7.8/10
Runtime: 1 hr 47 mins
Genre: Foreign Films
Synopsis: Director Francois Truffaut celebrates the grace and charm -- and sometimes the pain -- of childhood by following two boys as they grow up. The first subject, Patrick, a teenager, lives with his... [More]
Starring: Geary Desmouceaux, Phillippe Goldman, Claudio Deluca, Frank Deluca
Director: François Truffaut
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05/24/03
[Truffaut] ecreates childhood, and yet he sees it objectively, too: He remembers not only the funny moments but the painful ones.
10/23/04
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06/26/05
It walks the line between cloying and charming, but mostly manages to stay on the right side.
03/10/04
A major work in minor keys.
05/09/05
Delightfully competent but slight episodic childhood drama/comedy.
11/02/08
Truffaut is so precise with his observations and unintrusive with the camera that we feel as if we are seeing a documentary instead of contrived movie scenarios.
07/13/05
A wonderful valentine to the playfulness and spontaneity of children
01/18/04
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02/09/06
One longs for a less mawkish hand whenever this film slips into didacticism, the prime offender being Stévenin’s climactic speech to his class.
11/25/09
Gets at something meager and precious about childhood.
11/25/09
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