I, Of Whom I Know Nothing

The documentary follows John Calder as he relocates to Montreuil, near Paris, where he interacts with Billie Whitelaw, a key figure in Beckett’s stage work. The film highlights Whitelaw's experiences and her current life in a nursing home dedicated to actors, providing insight into the often-overlooked narratives in the literary and theatrical worlds.

With a runtime of 80 minutes, this film captures a specific moment in the lives of Calder and Whitelaw, making it an interesting piece for those who appreciate literature and theater. The focus on these influential figures in the realm of drama emphasizes the importance of their contributions to the arts, particularly for fans of Samuel Beckett's work.

The documentary is produced by Siggfilm, and its exploration of literature through the lens of personal stories offers a unique perspective for collectors and fans of documentary films.