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Jacquot (VHS, 1994, Closed Captioned Original French: Subtitled English)

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Brand new sealed, small damage to bottom of tape. See all pics. This is a rare VHS tape titled "Jacquot" directed by Agnés Varda and starring Philippe Maron. The tape is in its original French with English subtitles and is closed-captioned. It is a foreign film that falls under the foreign language genre and is suitable for all ages with a "G" rating. The tape features special features such as being a rare find and having French with English subtitles. The leading role is played by Philippe Maron, and the studio is Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment. The tape is in NTSC signal standard and is a former rental.

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Agnes Varda turns her camera on the enchanted childhood of her husband, visionary filmmaker Jacques Demy, in this heartwarming story of family love. Tracing Demy's childhood fantasies of filmmaking to his adult realizations of sentimental and melancholy musicals, Varda intersperses the film with clips from Demy's films as well as footage of Demy himself. This portrayal of France between the wars is both a portrait of an artist and an evocative vision of memory and art.