Numéro Zéro

  • 120'
  • France
  • 1971
This film, which was restored to its original form in 2002, was one of the big 'missing links' in the small but important oeuvre of Jean Eustache. At the time, a shortened version, about half the length of the original, was screened on television under the title ODETTE ROBERT. NUMÉRO ZÉRO is an extensive interview by the film maker with his grandmother Odette Robert. With this film, Eustache emphasises the question of perspective. He reduces the space of the cinema to the space of the canvas and of the room. At the end of his grandmother's life, Eustache condenses the spoken word into an intimate and monomaniacal space: Odette Robert being interviewed behind a salon table, surrounded by photographs.
  • 120'
  • France
  • 1971
Director
Jean Eustache
Country of production
France
Year
1971
Festival Edition
IFFR 2003
Length
120'
Medium
35mm
Language
French
Producer
Capricci Films
Director
Jean Eustache
Country of production
France
Year
1971
Festival Edition
IFFR 2003
Length
120'
Medium
35mm
Language
French
Producer
Capricci Films