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The 17 pages that link to Cahiers du cinéma, each with the reason it gives.

• French New WaveRelated: Its critics attacked conventional French cinema and later became New Wave directors.

• Auteur theoryRelated: Its critics developed the arguments that made director-centered criticism influential.

• Film criticismRelated: Its critics helped make directorial authorship a major critical framework.

• Jean-Luc GodardRelated: Godard wrote for the magazine before becoming a filmmaker, developing ideas he tested in his films.

• François TruffautRelated: Truffaut’s writing there helped turn criticism into a launching point for directing.

• André BazinRelated: Bazin co-founded the journal and mentored critics who later directed films.

• European art cinemaRelated: Its critics articulated auteur ideas that became influential in art-cinema culture.

• Film studiesRelated: Its critics helped turn cinephile writing into influential film criticism and theory.

• Art filmRelated: Its critics championed personal filmmaking and helped articulate auteur theory.

• BreathlessNarrower topic: Godard and his collaborators brought the journal’s auteur criticism into filmmaking.

• Claude ChabrolRelated: Chabrol began as a critic there before moving into filmmaking.

• Film reviewRelated: Its critics developed approaches that reshaped postwar film criticism.

• Éric RohmerRelated: Rohmer edited the magazine and developed ideas there that informed his own filmmaking.

• Jacques RivetteRelated: Rivette wrote for the magazine before becoming a feature-film director.

• Andrew SarrisRelated: Its critics developed the director-centered ideas Sarris adapted for American audiences.

• Raoul CoutardRelated: The magazine’s ideas about filmmaking formed part of the milieu in which Coutard’s collaborators worked.

• Jean EustacheRelated: Its critical culture formed part of the cinematic environment surrounding Eustache.