The Pig, was shot in one blustery day on a small French farm in the Massif Central. Two separate camera and sound crews carefully recorded the slaughtering, dismemberment, and evisceration of a pig and its subsequent conversion into sausages. Eustache, perhaps more than any other French filmmaker, made it his business to get as much of French culture down on film as he could, and here he records a practice that has all but vanished in the face of industrialization. One of Eustache’s most beautiful films, the work is also notable for its vivid sound track, alive with the thick, unintelligible patois of the farm workers.

Jean Eustache - Le Cochon (1970).mkv

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The Eustachian intervention within his Rosières would perhaps not be strictly that of a filmmaker behind the camera, but that of a collagist-editor who plays with the film material and temporality to make a meaning spring forth from it. And if there is an erasure in the director, Eustache makes a conscious gesture of a programmer affirming, at the time of making the second Rosières, that he prefers that his two documentaries be viewed in reverse chronology: the first last, and the last first. It is in this ante-chronological way of seeing the Rosières and in this inversion that we can more easily perceive Eustache’s gaze, his gesture. If it is obviously not necessary to view them in the desired order – and besides, I first watched the two films chronologically, then took them up in reverse order -, my own sensitivity as a programmer was touched by this intervention that is too rare among filmmakers. It is perhaps this dissemination strategy that has in some way prompted me to take this choice very seriously, and to detect in it not only a creative gesture, but also a more acute, more naturally discernible, promising gesture.

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Starting with the 1979 Rosière is to enter a paradoxically tired and lively party, then manifestly uncertain. We navigate among the protagonists within outdated rules and we understand from the outset, without even having watched the previous part, that things have changed somewhat. The members of the jury seem to get lost in a doctrine that, as we can guess, remains outdated despite the few amendments to which the assembly refers (the jurors can no longer propose a rosière themselves, for example). This temporal inversion device resulting from Eustache’s programming gesture and this self-referential mode inevitably trigger curiosity. It is an effective mechanism that allows for increased reaction, because it is not only based on two times, but also puts into perspective the way in which we look at these two times. If in 1979, the women on the jury sniggered when talking about former crowned women who turned out to be pregnant, it is all the more striking to then hear the secretary general of 1968 mention that, although there is no ceiling on the age of a potential rosette, “it is rare to keep your virginity until you are forty”.

La rosiere de Pessac - J. Eustache (1979) 576p.mkv

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In a French village near Bordeaux, Pessac, a young lady is chosen for her virtue by the townspeople.

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This is the first version that Eustache shot. The second version will be shot 10 years after. May ’68 will have been replaced in the conversations by the unemployment and crisis…

La rosiere de Pessac - J. Eustache (1968) 576p.mkv
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A man is looking for a job, unaware of the employers’ selection processes. Commissioned by INA for the program “Contes modernes”, on the world of work, which Eustache tries to divert.

Offre d'emploi - J. Eustache (1982) 576p.mkv

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Unfinished film by Jean Eustache (1961, or ’63), with Jean-André Fieschi, Chantal Simon, Paul Vecchiali and André S. Labarthe.

Cahiers du cinéma n° 523, April 1998 – Google translated wrote:
Jean Eustache’s first film, loosely inspired by a short story by Maupassant, unfinished and without a soundtrack. This film, found about ten years ago, is the subject of an unpublished screening. “A man invites friends to read them a text on cinema that he has written and that has just been published. We think it is “Vivre le film”, the article published by Jean-Louis Comolli in the “Cahiers”. The atmosphere has something very Nouvelle Vague about it”

	
La soiree - J. Eustache (1963) 576p.mkv

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Photographer Alix Cléo-Roubaud shows her photos to a young man (Boris Eustache), talking about them as they look at them together. Each of the photos appears as a countershot. Yet after awhile, doubts emerge: we are not really seeing what is being described.

Photos d'Alix - J. Eustache (1982) 576p.mkv

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Jean Eustache is filming an evening with friends here, during which actor-turned-psychoanalyst Jean-Noël Picq delivers his personal analysis of Jérôme Bosch’s painting “The Garden of Earthly Delights”. Between this conversation between friends, cigarette and glass of wine in hand, the infernal creatures of Bosch arise, raising more questions than explanations…

Le jardin des delices - J. Eustache (1979) 576p.mkv

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