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Odette Robert (TV)

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Original title: Odette Robert
Year: 1980
Running time: 53 min.
Country: France
Director: Jean Eustache
Cast: Documentary
Cinematography: Philippe Théaudière
Producer: TF1 Films Production
Genre: Documentary | Half-length Film. TV Movie
Synopsis: Eustache's most personal seventies documentary was Numéro Zéro (1971) in which his blind, eighty-year old grandmother Odette Robert talks directly to camera for two unedited hours about her memories of village life. Initially refusing to falsify this exceptional, intimate journal by editing, in 1980 he finally sanctioned a truncated TV version, Odette Robert. Eustache's unmediated images of provincial life mirror Jean Rouch's non-interventionist records of African ceremonial, Les Maîtres fous, (1955) and Parisian lifestyles, Chronique d'un été (1961).

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Odette Robert (TV)

1980

Jean Eustache