Francois Truffaut: Correspondence, 1945-1984
[Filled with] many delights... Indispensible for the cinema fanatic. (Newsday)These 500 pieces of correspondence...serve to illuminate a remarkable individual. Truffaut's writing is part of his legacy to the cinema....The lettters are chock with vehement opinion and insult,...humor and feeling —and self-revelation. (The Boston Sunday Globe)Even the most casual reader of this book, dipping here and there into the inky depths of almost 40 years of compulsive correspondence, cannot fail to trawl up the true nature of Truffaut's ruling passion. (The New York Times Book Review)