Le temps des amoureuses
Director Henri-François Imbert
Countries France
Duration 83 min
Synopsis
A film that started with a causal encounter between a man who performed in a movie thirty years ago and a filmmaker who unconditionally loves it. We’re talking about Mes Petites Amoureuses (1974), a film by Jean Eustache; and a meeting in Narbonne, the same place where the film was made and where these two men get to know each other. The youngest one, French director Henri-François Imbert, a profound admirer of Eustache’s movie, begins to film a documentary about the shooting of Mes Petites Amoureuses. Hilaire, who participated in this film, remembers those days, the crew atmosphere and the get-together on the set.
A film that started with a causal encounter between a man who performed in a movie thirty years ago and a filmmaker who unconditionally loves it. We’re talking about Mes Petites Amoureuses (1974), a film by Jean Eustache; and a meeting in Narbonne, the same place where the film was made and where these two men get to know each other. The youngest one, French director Henri-François Imbert, a profound admirer of Eustache’s movie, begins to film a documentary about the shooting of Mes Petites Amoureuses. Hilaire, who participated in this film, remembers those days, the crew atmosphere and the get-together on the set.