Front cover of “Women of the Nouvelle Vague – Special Issue Featuring Jeanne Moreau (1984)” Japanese magazine.
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Interior spread featuring Jeanne Moreau in a Japanese 1984 Nouvelle Vague special issue.
Photographic layout of Nouvelle Vague actresses in the 1984 Japanese film magazine.
Essay page discussing French New Wave cinema in the 1984 Japanese publication.
Black-and-white film stills of Jeanne Moreau inside the 1984 Japanese special issue.
Editorial spread highlighting women of the Nouvelle Vague in a 1984 Japanese magazine.
Visual collage and text dedicated to French New Wave actresses inside the 1984 issue.
Front cover of “Women of the Nouvelle Vague – Special Issue Featuring Jeanne Moreau (1984)” Japanese magazine.
Interior spread featuring Jeanne Moreau in a Japanese 1984 Nouvelle Vague special issue.
Photographic layout of Nouvelle Vague actresses in the 1984 Japanese film magazine.
Essay page discussing French New Wave cinema in the 1984 Japanese publication.
Black-and-white film stills of Jeanne Moreau inside the 1984 Japanese special issue.
Editorial spread highlighting women of the Nouvelle Vague in a 1984 Japanese magazine.
Visual collage and text dedicated to French New Wave actresses inside the 1984 issue.

WOMEN OF THE NOUVELLE VAGUE – SPECIAL ISSUE FEATURING JEANNE MOREAU

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Published by: Japan, February 25, 1984
Softcover
Language: Japanese
Condition: Very Good. Light signs of age, but overall clean, solid, and fully intact.

A rare 1984 Japanese special issue devoted to the women who defined the sensibility, mystique, and intellectual rupture of the Nouvelle Vague. Centered around Jeanne Moreau its most magnetic and enigmatic icon this publication explores the actresses whose presence reshaped cinematic language in France during the 1960s and 70s.

Inside, readers will find an idiosyncratic mix of essays, film stills, portraits, and critical reflections capturing the emotional and aesthetic atmosphere of women in French New Wave cinema. The issue moves between glamour and introspection, highlighting how these performers expanded the possibilities of performance, authorship, and cinematic identity.

A beautifully printed artifact from 1984, it offers a uniquely Japanese perspective on European film history part criticism, part visual archive, part fan-driven devotion. Essential for collectors of world cinema ephemera, Nouvelle Vague scholarship, and rare Japanese film publications.

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Front cover of “Women of the Nouvelle Vague – Special Issue Featuring Jeanne Moreau (1984)” Japanese magazine.

WOMEN OF THE NOUVELLE VAGUE – SPECIAL ISSUE FEATURING JEANNE MOREAU

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