Francois Truffaut. French Film Director, Screenwriter, Actor, Producer, Film Critic, And One Of The Founders Of French New Wave Cinema, Enjoys A Lighter Moment As He Participates In A Question And Answer Session And Interview At The Chicago Film Festival In November, 1981. He Won A Bafta And An Academy In 1973 For Best Foreign Film For `Day For Night.` He Was Prolific, Making 25 Films Before He Died At 52 From A Brain Tumor On October 21, 1984.

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