A film by Jean Eustache. On 17 and 19 July at the fsk. In French with German subtitles.

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A sum­mer of inno­cence comes to an abrupt end. Thirteen-year-old Daniel is torn from his shel­te­red coun­try life and thrust into the con­fi­nes of the city, whe­re he is con­fron­ted with the harsh rea­li­ties of the adult world. Instead of school and fri­end­ships, his dai­ly life is domi­na­ted by work, social indif­fe­rence and his first encoun­ters with sexua­li­ty. As part of Jean Eustache’s auto­bio­gra­phi­cal­ly influen­ced body of work, the film distils per­so­nal memo­ries into an obser­vant por­tra­y­al of coming of age and a youth that vanis­hes befo­re it has a chan­ce to develop.

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FR 1974, 123 mins, French with ori­gi­nal sub­tit­les
Director: Jean Eustache
Cinematography: Nestor Almendros,
Editing: Françoise Belleville, Alberto Yaccelini, Vincent Cottrell, Jean Eustache
star­ring Martin Loeb, Ingrid Caven, Jacqueline Dufranne, Dionys Mascolo, Henri Martinez, Jean-Noël Picq, Maurice Piala

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