Talk:Le Départ

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Latest comment: 1 year ago by Mellohi! in topic Requested move 14 December 2022

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Hi! The title of this article is now The Departure. It was changed from Le Départ by Lugnuts. I'm extremely surprised of this. I wrote 99% of the long french article and read almost all that was written about this movie, I never saw The Departure as english title. For exemple, in Sight and Sound, in a short review in Spring 1968 (p.108) and in an interview of Skolimowski in Summer 1968 (p.142) it's called by the french title Le Départ. I'd like to know where does the name The Departure comes from (does it mean there is a reference about the movie I don't have?) Thank you if you can explain me.--Soboky (talk) 07:45, 25 April 2016 (UTC)Reply

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The result of the move request was: moved. (closed by non-admin page mover)Ceso femmuin mbolgaig mbung, mellohi! (投稿) 21:38, 21 December 2022 (UTC)Reply


The Departure (1967 film)Le Départ – multiple:

  1. WP:NATURAL favours a title which avoids parenthetic disambiguator. A user is more likely to know the film's French title than its year of production.
  2. WP:NCF#Foreign-language films says use the commonest title of release in English-language markets. I believe this commonest was the French title in 1967-9 first run and for most video releases, but am open to correction. The New York Times matches depart and not departure. It is on Netflix in Ireland as le départ.
  3. It's hard to verify, but it seems the untranslated name is somewhat more common in English sources, so WP:UE is overridden by WP:COMMONNAME
  4. As the article states, The Departure is an inaccurate translation in the context. The NYT report from Berlin 1967 translates it "The Start".

Other relevant info: Moved in 2010 from Le départ by Lugnuts in 2010 with summary "WP:UE and WP:NCF". Soboky objected in 2016. The name on screen is all lowercase le départ and the French convention for titles would be titlecase Le départ, but English sources prefer Le Départ. jnestorius(talk) 21:15, 14 December 2022 (UTC)Reply

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