Ain't Misbehavin

The documentary runs for 106 minutes and marks Marcel Ophüls' return from retirement after 18 years. Known for his impactful storytelling, Ophüls shares anecdotes about his life and the cinema, providing a unique perspective on the industry.

Featuring appearances from legendary figures such as Jeanne Moreau, Woody Allen, and Stanley Kubrick, Ain't Misbehavin captures the essence of filmmaking through personal memories and reflections. It serves as a rich tapestry of experiences that shaped the cinematic landscape, making it a significant work for both fans of documentaries and film history enthusiasts.

Collectors will find the film available on DVD, among other formats. The documentary not only showcases Ophüls' artistic journey but also serves as a tribute to the influential filmmakers he admired throughout his career.