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Oncle Yanco (1967)

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few visible scars
I guess a big plus of becoming a big name director, and beloved by the art house side of cinema, is you get to put your family home movies out there and everyone goes 'wow, that's a beautiful evocation of family' or something.
OK, it's nice, for a bit. I would love to become that guy.. but it's far to personal, and has a feel of ... shown how we want it to be seen. So all the beautiful flower people gather round him.. but, hang on, is it TOO coincidental that they are all god looking, healthy, young? Like straight from some idealised fictional film of Woodstock?
So either the 'not so good looking' ones were turned away that day, for filmic aesthetics ..... or he only picks good looking 'hippy chicks' to join his in crowd.. and now it starts to sound a bit weird, cultist. 4 years ago
CineFagos
In Special Features of Agnès Varda "L'une chante, l'autre pas" DVD by Artificial Eye (Collection Vol. 2). ENG subs.

Born in Smyrna, Jean Varda was the cousin of Eugene Varda, the father of Agnes Varda. The film also presents the genealogical tree of the Varda family. Agnes makes the following comment: "Eugene never spoke about his family. He had forgotten he was Greek."
More info: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Varda 4 years ago
tazz_85
https://vimeo.com/146496085 3 years 5 months ago