In the words of Bernadette Lafont, who stars in the film with Laurent Terzieff, “a couple and their child flee in the face of an unknown but still considerable menace… In a desolate landscape, full of humidity and humiliation, we see the weakest of beings stage his revolt: a child.”
In astonishingly beautiful B&W, Philippe Garrel’s silent experimental narrative film was made in his 20s with the ferocious Zanzibar art collective. Shot near military camps in Germany to create a feeling of oppression, it is a primal response to the events of May ’68 as they were still unfolding.
You currently have access to only 632 films in the Italy selection.
You're missing out on 1446 more films, you can get immediate access to these via a VPN subscription.
We've partnered with NordVPN to get you 70% off on your subscription. Get yours now!
Karolina Bielawska, 2015, Poland
Sebastián Hofmann, 2013, Mexico
Marjane Satrapi,Vincent Paronnaud, 2007, France
Chung Mong-Hong, 2008, Taiwan
João Nicolau, 2010, Portugal
Mai Zetterling, 1964, Sweden
Frank Urson, 1927, United States
Cosima Spender, 2015, United Kingdom
Joe Lawlor,Christine Molloy, 2013, Ireland
Helke Sander, 1985, West Germany