Truffaut's tender care for his 'Wild Child' Truffaut took on the role of the doctor not only because it would be easier to direct the 12-year-old Cargol but also, says his daughter, “because he ...

Details “The Wild Child” Rating: G When: Opens today Running time: 1 hr., 22 min. (three and a half stars) Nearly 40 years after its initial release, Francois Truffaut’s “Th… ...

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One of the most powerful films on the subject is Francois Truffaut’s The Wild Child (1970), based on a real-life case and featuring a remarkable central performance by Jean-Pierre Cargol.

François Truffaut first encountered Dr Jean Itard's Mémoire et Rapport sur Victor de l'Aveyron (1801-06) in 1966. The text clearly reflected with his own rather old-fashioned views on education ...

A brilliant depiction of the real-life diaries of a 19th-century physician (played by Truffaut) who attempts to educate and civilize a young boy found living in the wilderness without ...

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In “The Wild Child,” Truffaut himself plays the doctor who writes about the eponymous character; “The Man Who Loved Women” is about the discovery of a literary vocation; and “The Green ...