Director Clips: François Truffaut 
Closing Sequence, Jules and Jim
Jim (Henri Serre) meets up with Jules (Oskar Werner) and Catherine (Jeanne Moreau) for one last time.
A Woman on a Ship, Jules and Jim
Jim (Henri Serre) is called on by Catherine (Jeanne Moreau) after running into her in Paris.
Crossed Letters, Jules and Jim
When Jim (Henri Serre) and Catherine's (Jeanne Moreau) relationship sours after they fail to make a baby together, a letter correspondence complicates the matter.
The Three Lunatics, Jules and Jim
Jim (Henri Serre) moves into the chalet officially as Catherine's (Jeanne Moreau) lover with Jules' (Oskar Werner) blessing, and the three live happily for a while.
Face-to-Face, Jules and Jim
During his stay at Jules (Oskar Werner) and Catherine's (Jeanne Moreau) chalet in the Rhineland, Jim (Henri Serre) finds himself drawn to Catherine as her marriage with Jules falls apart.
The War, Jules and Jim
Shortly after Jules (Oskar Werner) and Catherine (Jeanne Moreau) get married, Jules and Jim (Henri Serre) are sent to serve during the Great War on opposing sides.
A Trip to the Seashore, Jules and Jim
Jules (Oskar Werner), Jim (Henri Serre) and Catherine (Jeanne Moreau) take a trip to the seashore, where Jules asks Catherine to marry him.
Catherine, Jules and Jim
Jules (Oskar Werner) and Jim (Henri Serre) meet a woman who looks similar to the smiling statue, Catherine (Jeanne Moreau).
The Smile of a Statue, Jules and Jim
Jules (Oskar Werner) and Jim (Henri Serre) become entranced by a staue of a smiling woman shown to them by a friend, Albert (Serge Rezvani).
A Friendship, Jules and Jim
Jules (Oskar Werner), an Austrian, and Jim (Henri Serre), a Frenchman, become fast friends in Paris.
Closing Sequence, The 400 Blows
After his mother visits, Antoine (Jean-Pierre Léaud) escapes the reform school during a soccer match.
Confession, The 400 Blows
Antoine (Jean-Pierre Léaud) confesses to his misdeeds and the reasons why he stole.
Detained, The 400 Blows
After stealing a typewriter from his father, Antoine (Jean-Pierre Léaud) spends the night in jail before being transported to a youth detention center.
Balzac, The 400 Blows
Antoine (Jean-Pierre Léaud) reads Balzac and finds inspiration for his essay from his writing.
Alone in Paris, The 400 Blows
Antoine (Jean-Pierre Léaud) gets caught for lying about his absence and, in anticipation of his punishment at home, he runs away and spends the night in a printing plant.
Peace and Quiet, The 400 Blows
While trying to sleep, Antoine (Jean-Pierre Léaud) overhears an argument between his parents.
Playing Hooky, The 400 Blows
Antoine (Jean-Pierre Léaud) and his friend René (Patrick Auffay) skip class and roam the streets of Paris instead.
Opening Sequence, The 400 Blows
Antoine Doinel (Jean-Pierre Léaud) gets caught for passing notes during class and must stay in the classroom during recess.
Opening Credits, The 400 Blows
The opening credits appear over traveling shots of the Eiffel Tower from streets in Paris.