The Slightest Gesture

Name: Le moindre geste
Genre: Drama
Released: 2004-11-17
Duration: 1 h 45 min
Rating: 6.8
Cast: Yves Guignard, Richard Brougère, Numa Durand

Original title: Le moindre geste

1971
1h 45m

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Yves is the main character of this film. In 1950, he was considered as incurable. The only solution for him seemed to lie in an endless stay in a mental institution. Fernand Deligny who has ... Read allYves is the main character of this film. In 1950, he was considered as incurable. The only solution for him seemed to lie in an endless stay in a mental institution. Fernand Deligny who has always shown distrust for arbitrary decisions started to look after him. In 1962, Yves bec... Read allYves is the main character of this film. In 1950, he was considered as incurable. The only solution for him seemed to lie in an endless stay in a mental institution. Fernand Deligny who has always shown distrust for arbitrary decisions started to look after him. In 1962, Yves became the central character of a film shot for two years in the Cevennes. A film beautiful l... Read all

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Shot between 1962 and 1964 with an amateur crew and cast (in their own roles), this film was never edited until it was found by Jean-Pierre Daniel who found the reels in a trunk. It was then shown at the 1971 Cannes Film Festival (section Semaine de la Critique). After that, the film was lost in nature for another 30 years, then was rediscovered again in 2001 by the original director and cinematographer Josée Manenti. The film has its first French national release in 2004.