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(Zéro de conduit, Jean Vigo, 1933)
$3 all audiences
First published in France in 1957, Gomes’s Jean Vigo was the first book-length study of the revered French director, who completed only four films in his short life. Drawing on Vigo’s own boarding-school years, the poetic featurette Zero for Conduct follows four boys who plan a revolt against their repressive teachers. Influential in its own right (inspiring François Truffaut among others), the film offers the perfect introduction to Vigo’s oeuvre. (41 mins., 35mm)
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Past Film/Video
Zero for Conduct
