Balthazar Clémenti

The films opens with Philippe Garrel walking a rocky path. His clothing and general appearance indicate a poet, a romantic. He encounters Nico sitting on a rock. In silence he takes her onto his path and into his journey. She asks "where are you taking me", receives no answer, but continues to walk with him. (imdb)

This film records the tumultuous period leading up to May 1968 and its aftermath. Clémenti's psychedelic visual style uses filters and superimposed images to create a manifesto for "permanent revolution," "spontaneous creation," and "poetry in the streets." Like the Warhol Factory, Clémenti and his friends were interested in an expanded notion of art; here we see their band Les Fabuleux Loukoms (later called Les Jeunes rebelles) practicing. (hcl.harvard.edu)

A cult art-cinema actor's trance-like psychedelic poem in 16mm. (imdb)

Positano is an island of the Amalfi Coast that Neptune would have, according to legend, created for the love of a nymph. And it is of love that this film speaks above all, a total and solar love in which family and friends are seized in the same poetic field. (imdb)