Brigitte and I

In Brigitte and I, the narrator, Richard, recounts his love for Brigitte Lahaie, who has died of AIDS in 1982. The documentary combines soft excerpts from around 30 X-rated films from the 1970s, creating a narrative that reflects on an important period in history.

The runtime of 55 minutes provides a concise exploration of the themes of love, loss, and cultural transformation. The film is produced by Grisbi Productions and Canal+, adding a layer of production quality that collectors of niche documentaries might appreciate.

This film not only tells a personal story but also serves as a commentary on societal changes from the era of the pill to the emergence of AIDS. Its unique approach to storytelling through film excerpts makes it an intriguing piece for those interested in documentary filmmaking and the history of adult cinema.