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Jacquot (1991)

Jacquot Demy, the son of a garage owner and a hairdresser, is fascinated by cinema and decides to pursue his dream of becoming a filmmaker by any means necessary.

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Rob L 24 Dec 2010

A charming, albeit unapologetically sentimental film from Varda, depicting her husband's youth in the Breton city from the years immediately prior to the Second World War through the Nazi occupation and into the postwar years. Jacquot is a precocious youth obsessed with the cinema and eager to break free of his father's orbit (although the old man is far from an ogre). It's a blissful existence, despite the encroachment of the odd Nazi, and one could perhaps level accusations that the movie whitewashes the worst of the era. But, to a kid, it's likely that fantasy would have been uppermost in his mind in relation to reality, so such harping would be churlish. The film includes interviews with Demy (dying of AIDS at the time) and excerpts from his own films including The Umbrellas of Cherbourg .

Private U 14 Nov 2007

A fascinating film by Agnes Varda and one where all Jacques Demy fans should watch.

Doug Cummings 02 Dec 2004

A portrait that is at once a love letter to the movies, a critical perspective on one of its celebrated artist's, and a personal tribute.

Doug N 30 Mar 2008

A nice Demy retrospective, although it probably would have been a bit more meaningful if I'd seen a few more Demy films before I saw this.

Tara C 13 Apr 2008

Like sitting through all of his movies back-to-back without an ice cream, or a toilet break.