¡Mes Petites Amoureuses[4K Restored Ver.]
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[Machine Translation] The time has come to knock on the door of the "cursed filmmaker" who passed away with the words, "To wake the dead, you must knock hard. French filmmaker Jean Eustache became the darling of the age with his masterpiece "Mama and the Whore," which will remain in the history of cinema. In 2024, a 4K digitally remastered version of "Mama and the Whore" was screened in Paris, New York, and other cities, and the world was again astonished by its poignant beauty. The world was again astonished by its tragic beauty. The world was again astonished by its tragic beauty, and even in Japan, where his films have rarely been seen, the full picture, shrouded in mystery, is finally being revealed. The original domestic DVD version has been out of print and is now at a premium, and the latest 4K restored master is the long-awaited re-release on DVD in Japan! --The film is about Daniel, a 13-year-old boy living with his kind-hearted grandmother in Pessac, who eventually moves to Narbonne, where his mother lives with his stepfather, and gives up his studies due to financial difficulties to become an apprentice at a motorcycle sales and repair store. This is his second and last feature film. The title is taken from a poem of the same name by Rimbaud. While "all my films put me on the margins of society from the start," according to the filmmaker, this film is about "a child's transition from an ordinary life to a dropout's." One of the themes of the film is the Eucharistic Adoration. One of the themes of the film is Daniel's sexual development, which begins with his first experience of the opposite sex on the day of communion. This taciturn film with its semi-stylistic direction, combined with the delicate color cinematography, continues to be one of the exceptional brilliants of Eustache's oeuvre. Includes a booklet explaining the film and a postcard.
Original Release Year: 1974
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