Ironically, this was Truffaut’s 2nd film after “The 400 Blows” and the second film of his I’ve seen ( The first being “Breathless” which is also reviewed on this blog). Written and directed by François Truffaut, “Shoot The Piano Player” is an adaption of the noir novel “Down There” by David Goodis. *As this film is sixty years old, there will be spoilers.* Rapid Fire Reviews #… on Quarantine 2020 Catch-Up - Rap…

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