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Don't Touch the White Woman! (1974)

A highly stylized surreal farce about the events leading up to Custer's Last Stand anachronistically reenacted in an urban renewal area in modern Paris.

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Daniel J 24 Jan 2009

A scathing mixed historical retelling of the American genocide and the Battle of Little Big Horn. Leave it to the French to point out that racism in America and manifest destiny all fell neatly between the lily thighs of white women - the title's admonishment is one of the supposed prime movers in Custer's Last Stand. Much like Cox's WALKER, the timeline and modern tropes (namely the magnetic eyes of President Nixon) that intrude seem to justify the community theater re-enactment and staging. The "surrealism" feels a bit forced and the movie drags on with its few points (American Imperialism is arrogant and stupid, therefore easily defeated) made over and over again before we are rewarded with some gore effects and a very dusty fight. The cast is great, if under used. This movie made Noelle so mad she had to take a bath.

Alex B 21 Jul 2011

Awesome, totally awesome. This could be my favorite film of all time. Watch it with La Commune, or every time after watching a John Ford western.

Christopher Long 24 Jul 2009

It is so gloriously unconvincing, so utterly absurd, that it achieves a kind of greatness.

City Lights b 28 Apr 2008

TournÃ© dans un quartier des Halles en pleine destruction pour cause d'Ã©rection d'un des temples consumÃ©ristes d'une laideur indÃ©passÃ©e, en pleine folie bÃ©tonniÃ¨re pompidolienne et Ã©pidÃ©mie de spÃ©culation immobiliÃ¨re, Ferreri livre lÃ - en liant la rage capitaliste et la furie sanguinaire des "conquÃ©rants" de l'ouest comme Buffalo Bill - une critique visionnaire qui, comme beaucoup de ce qu'il a fait, reste toujours pertinente, grossiÃ¨re, se fichant du bon goÃ»t et demeure subversive.

Dann V 19 Aug 2008

This rating is for the omplete originality, audacity and craziness of this film. I picked this up on a lark while browsing my local film rental store and noticed they had just acquires a box set of the driector Marco Ferriri. I had never heard of him and the titles in the collection seemed very strange. I picked this one up because I was bored by the regular Hollywood offerings and I was at least hoping to be surprised. My wish was granted! An experimental Italian director, makes a film about American Empire, in the streets of Paris, the characters dressed in period clothing, while the background is contemporar Paris, and the extras are filled by leading actors of the time. The two leads are Marcello Mastroianni and Catherine Deneuve. It is a farce, it is unbelievable chaotic and at times ridiculous--but it is a wicked critique of empire then and now. Could this film be made now (think of the troubles surrounding Southland Tales)?