Les Films du Losange
My Little Loves

my little loves

a film by Jean Eustachein cinemas on 18 December 1974 2h03

With

Martin Loeb, Ingrid Caven, Jacqueline Dufranne, Dionys Mascolo, Henri Martinez, Jean-Noël Picq, Maurice Pialat, Pierre Edelman, Marie-Paule Fernandez, Patrick Eustache

Synopsis

A study of minor events in the adolescence of a boy growing up in small towns. Daniel lives with his grandmother and, after one year of high school, has to go to live with his mother in the south of France. She is a seamstress living in a tiny apartment with her lover Jose, a Spanish farm worker. Daniel would like to continue school, but his mother cannot afford it, so she sends him to work as an apprentice in a moped repair shop. Daniel wiles away his time in the shop, and learns about girls from the other boys in town. When he returns to visit his grandmother next year, it is obvious that he has grown up faster than his old friends.

Credits

Screenplay
Jean Eustache
Cinematography
Nestor Almendros
Editing
Françoise Belleville, Alberto Yaccelini, Vincent Cottrell, Jean Eustache
Sound
Bernard Aubouy, Bernard Ortion
Mixing
Nara Kollery
Costumes
Renée Renard
Music
Charles Trénet (Douce France), Théodore Botrel (La maman du petit homme)
Produced by
Elite Films
French distribution
Les Films du Losange
International sales
Les Films du Losange

Technical details

Year
1974
Runtime
2h03
Nationalities
France
Picture format
1:37
Sound format
Mono

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