Yeah, I remember well. You said that it was your grand-father with the mustache and the pipe in the first pic.
(huh, what?)
Si le vent te fait peur, 1960, 8/10
From the Cannes list. (Warning: incest film!).
Very good small movie actually. Could have been a pure French new wave but it's 'only' Belgium (with Parisian accent) so it explains why it's totally forgotten. Very simple plot ('I love my sister -- I love my brother -- Oh no! resist, resist! -- A whole world with bodies and only one I can't touch...'). Inspired by the minimalist literature of these times; the dialogues are fantastic, a bit theatrical, very literal (unnatural like Les Dimanches) and the whole film is narrated by the brother with a voice over like Un homme qui dort. The music is by the jazzman Martial Solal (the one who composed the same year À bout de souffle). Most of the scenes takes place in a beach (ironically we never see the sea, always the dunes, and again the dunes -- top less it's ok but you can't afford to be all wet, no, no -- resist!).
Of course it's an incest film so it's from a dutch copy.
Aisai monogatari, first Shindô's film 7/10 (part of the Annual Junpo top 10)
Káin gyermekei , Hungarian documentary about three young killers 7/10
Jun'ai monogatari, Imai 8/10 (annual Junpo top 10)
Gobanchô yûgirirô, 8/10 (annual Junpo top 10).
Si le vent te fait peur
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