Trois internes se rebellent et organisent une revolte dans un college de province. Presente dans le cadre de Cine memoire dans une version renovee, la bande sonore traitee informatiquement p... Tout lireTrois internes se rebellent et organisent une revolte dans un college de province. Presente dans le cadre de Cine memoire dans une version renovee, la bande sonore traitee informatiquement permet enfin d'entendre cette oeuvre toujours d'avant-garde du cinema francais.Trois internes se rebellent et organisent une revolte dans un college de province. Presente dans le cadre de Cine memoire dans une version renovee, la bande sonore traitee informatiquement permet enfin d'entendre cette oeuvre toujours d'avant-garde du cinema francais.
- Réalisation
- Scénario
- Casting principal
- Récompenses
- 1 victoire au total
- Surveillant-Général Bec-de-Gaz
- (as du Verron)
- Professeur
- (as Larive)
- Mère Haricot
- (as Mme. Emile)
- Préfet
- (as Louis de Gonzague-Frick)
- Pompier
- (as Rafa Diligent)
- Bruel
- (as Coco Golstein)
- Un enfant
- (non crédité)
- Correspondent
- (non crédité)
- Un surveillant
- (non crédité)
- Un enfant
- (non crédité)
- Un enfant
- (non crédité)
- La petite fille
- (non crédité)
Avis à la une
Okay, the movie's disjointed, so no smooth narrative here, perhaps the result of a myopic editor. Still, the 40-minutes is full of imagination and amusing effects, while the theme shines through in unmistakable fashion. In fact, I particularly liked the general absence of dialog. That way, I didn't get a sore neck bouncing from captions to visuals. All in all, I wish Vigo's little classic had been shown at my military school—we could have used the inspiration.
Zero for Conduct - 8/10
It's of course also a protest to the very strong regime on boarding schools, which makes this movie a social commentary, like often surrealistic-like movies are. It caused Jean Vigo's movies not to be appreciated until after WW II, since prior to that his movies mostly got banned everywhere.
French always had a thing with revolutions, which also plays a central theme within this movie. The movie might feel and look a bit disjointed at times but its always connected through its central themes.
As odd as this movie might seem like at times, it always knows to remain an enjoyable one, with also some good comedy in it at times, as well as some great looking and directed sequences.
An enjoyable little short surrealistic picture from Jean Vigo.
8/10
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Le saviez-vous
- AnecdotesBanned by the French censor until well after World War II.
- GaffesWhen the students tie the teacher to the bed, the position of his hands and the bed covers changes between shots as the bed is raised.
- Citations
Tabard: War is declared! Down with monitors and punishment! Long live rebellion! Liberty or death! Hoist our flag on the school roof! Stand firm with us tomorrow! We'll bombard them with rotten old books, dirty tin cans, smelly boots and all the ammo piled up in the attic! We'll fight those old goats on commemoration day! Onward!
- ConnexionsEdited into Cinéastes de notre temps: Jean Vigo (1964)
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Détails
- Durée47 minutes
- Couleur
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