DVD: Cleo from 5 to 7, For retail & rental (Artificial Eye)

Reviewed,Robert Epstein
Saturday 09 October 2010 19:00 EDT
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Mixing vérité with melodrama, Agnès Varda's classic follows comely chanteuse Cleo as she spends two hours (from five to seven) moping round town while awaiting the results of a medical test, until a meeting with a young soldier gives her a new perspective.

Providing a paean to 1960s Paris as much as a measure of vain, capricious Cleo, Varda enchants with her technical virtuosity, and offers a giggle with a film-within-a-film.

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