"Cinema has given me so much" -- Cinematic culture -- Revisionist cinema -- Art and its criticism -- The suicide of Grace : Le Diable probablement -- A man who never gives in -- Is the orient an object for the western conscience? -- Reference points for cinema's second modernity -- The Demy affair -- Switzerland : cinema as interpretation -- Interrupted notes on the French comedy film -- Y a tellement de pays pour aller -- Restoring meaning to death and chance -- A private industry, cinema is also a private spectacle -- The false movements of cinema -- Can a film be spoken about? -- Notes on The last laugh -- "Thinking the emergence of the event" -- The divine comedy and The convent -- Surplus seeing : Histoire(s) du cinéma -- Considerations on the current state of cinema -- The cinematic capture of the sexes -- An unqualified affirmation of cinema's enduring power -- Passion, Jean-Luc Godard -- "Say yes to love, or else be lonely" : Magnolia -- Dialectics of the fable : The matrix -- Cinema as philosophical experimentation -- On cinema as a democratic emblem -- The end of a beginning : Tout va bien -- The dimensions of art : Forgiveness -- The perfection of the world, improbable yet possible.
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