Wild Innocence
Film Comment Selects 2017
February 17 - 23, 2017
The final film Coutard shot, in sprawling black-and-white widescreen, was Philippe Garrel’s tale of a director shooting a film inspired by a past lover, a model who OD’d on heroin.
The final film Coutard shot, in sprawling black-and-white widescreen, was for Philippe Garrel, with whom the cinematographer wrote a fresh last chapter to his career. It’s about a director (Medhi Belhaj Kacem) shooting a film inspired by a past lover, a model who OD’d on heroin (with an echo of Garrel’s own past with singer Nico). As the director struggles to complete the film, he’s sucked into a drug deal by his producer (Michel Subor), and things only get darker from there.
Please note: this screening will take place in the Elinor Bunin Munroe Film Center.
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