I'm not a red-triangle merchant.... I'm an Orthodox Christian these days.....though in less illumined times I did once stay up watching a French film called Homework (Les Devoirs) on Channel 4 on an old black and white TV, and fell asleep because it was boring.. and my mate at school told me I missed all the sauce... Don't know if he was bullshitting or not to this day and can't be bothered to check.
Jean Luc Goddard made Pierrot Le Fou and A Bout de Soufle, which became 'Breathless' a Hollywood remake with Richard Gere which wasn't half bad.
The Ligne de Chance is her going on about her 'good luck line' on her palm. and him going on about her 'ligne de hanche' which is her thighs....it amused and enthralled me as a student at Uni with a French girlfriend, when I loved all things froggy... now I mostly love froggy wine, restaurants and their right wing politics...though that looks doomed because they've got the game all stitched up between the paedocrats...I liked the French Nouvelle Vague and as far as I know there wasn't much sauce or red or black triangles involved...
Jean Paul Belmondo was a superstar of cinema.....something childlike but obviously masculine about him.... Don't think the yanks could ever recreate that.