Garrel convinced Jean Seberg, in the midst of a long struggle with mental illness, alcohol and drug, to “star” in this silent document of her daily life. Consisting mostly of meditative B&W close-ups of Seberg and her friends, as her torments and inner life flicker across her eerily beautiful face.
Described by Garrel himself as “a film made out of the outtakes of a film that never existed,” this is a silent, transfixing portrait shot on elegiac black and white recalling Andy Warhol’s famed screen tests. Brace yourself for a prophetic, utterly poignant scene foreshadowing Jean Seberg’s death.
Moldova
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Hans Richter, 1926, Germany
Christoph Schlingensief, 1968, West Germany
Jacques Rivette, 1976, France
Niles Atallah, 2017, Chile
Joel Wanek, 2013, United States
Jaromil Jireš, 1970, Czechoslovakia
Raúl Ruiz, 2011, France
Amos Gitaï, 2009, France
Peter Greenaway, 1996, United Kingdom
Peter Greenaway, 1988, United Kingdom
