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Mes petites amoureuses

Director(s)
Jean Eustache
Country
France
Year
1974
Duration
124 minutes
Language
French
Subtitles
English
Format
DCP - 4K Restoration
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New 4K Restoration

Screenings in collaboration with Hors Champ for the release of their new issue “Entrelacements de Jean Eustache”

Jean Eustache’s second and final narrative feature, My Little Loves, follows Daniel (Martin Loeb) as he navigates the bewildering world of early adolescence. Living with his grandmother (Jacqueline Dufranne) in a sleepy village outside of Bordeaux, France, Daniel enjoys a carefree existence with his similarly innocent peers. But when his mother (Ingrid Caven) arrives and relocates him to Narbonne, Daniel is prematurely thrust into adulthood: pulled out of school, he is forced to work for a surly mechanic and left to his own devices, spurring him to fall in with an older crowd that is far more experienced in dating and sex. Featuring a wonderfully nuanced performance by Loeb, My Little Loves is a coming-of-age gem, surpassed only by Eustache’s own masterpiece, The Mother and the Whore.

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Director(s)
Jean Eustache
Country
France
Year
1974
Duration
124 minutes
Language
French
Subtitles
English
Format
DCP - 4K Restoration
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