Bad companies

the bad companies is the first film carried out by Jean Eustace in 1963.

Presented to the festival of Evian in 1964, the film is then retitré On the side of Robinson to be exploited jointly with the Father Christmas in the eyes blue in 1967. the bad companies then becomes the generic title of film gathering these two short-measurings.

Synopsis

One Sunday in Paris, two buddies have appointment in a bar. They are bored and decide to change district to find a girl. They follow from there one which they approach, it must find a friend in a dance hall, they accompany it. The girlfriend is not there. They set out again all the three and will drink glass elsewhere. The girl married, is separated, has two children. The search of an accessible dance hall begins again. They land in Robinson. The girl is made invite by a dancer, it returns, sets out again to dance. The boys are bored. Mow, they decide to fly to him are wallet to be avenged to be forsaken. They flee, will drink glass and divide the spoils. Next Sunday they are found, capped, and set out again in the search of a new conquest.

Data sheet

Title: the bad companies (first title, film in 16 mm), also known under the title On the side of Robinson (second title, film inflated in 35 mm)
Scenario and dialogs: Jean Eustace
Images: Philippe Théaudière
Music: César Gattegno
Assembly: Jean Eustace
Scripte, governed, assistant: Jeanne Delos
Lasted: 42 min
Black and white
Date: 1963

Distribution

Aristide: Jackson
Daniel Bart: his/her friend
Dominique Jayr: the young woman

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