François Truffaut favored Hollywood films over the French cinema's tradition of quality adaptations of literary masterpieces.

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François Truffaut was a filmmaker who preferred Hollywood films over the French tradition of quality adaptations of literary masterpieces, which he believed focused too much on dialogue rather than visual storytelling. He was one of the leading figures of the French New Wave movement, which was heavily influenced by American cinema.

François Truffaut Favored Hollywood Films Over the French Cinema's Tradition