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Jean Eustache (* 30. November 1938 in Pessac, Aquitanien, Frankreich; † 5. November 1981 in Paris, Frankreich) war ein französischer Filmregisseur und Filmeditor. Eustache drehte von 1963 bis 1980 insgesamt zwölf Filme, darunter Spiel-und Dokumentarfilme von unterschiedlichster Länge.
Jean Eustache (French:; 30 November 1938 – 5 November 1981) was a French film director and editor. During his short career, he completed numerous short films, in addition to a pair of highly regarded features, of which the first, The Mother and the Whore , is considered a key work of post- Nouvelle Vague French cinema.
Jean Eustache est un réalisateur français, né le 30 novembre 1938 à Pessac et mort le 5 novembre 1981 à Paris. Proche de la rédaction des Cahiers du cinéma et des réalisateurs de la Nouvelle Vague , il passe à la réalisation en 1963 avec Les Mauvaises Fréquentations puis tourne, en 1965 à Narbonne , Le père Noël a les ...
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Jean Eustache was a French editor and director, best known for his 1973 film The Mother and the Whore. He died by suicide in 1981 at the age of 42. See his full biography, filmography, awards and trivia on IMDb.
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Learn about the life and work of Jean Eustache, a French director who made frank and fearless films about love, sex and society. Discover his masterpiece The Mother and the Whore, his autobiographical My Little Loves, and his documentaries about Pessac and the pig.
Explore the works of Jean Eustache, a French New Wave director who made only two features and a few shorts. His films are marked by personal, political, and aesthetic explorations of romance, disillusionment, and language.
Jean Eustache: He stands alone. Martine Pierquin, curator of the French Film Festival’s Jean Eustache retrospective, probes the career of one of cinema’s most fêted yet unfamiliar auteurs. Updated: 2 April 2014. Tweet. Web exclusive. “You have to record things; whether they’re pretty or not, they’re important.” — Jean Eustache.
