Le Déjeuner

Le Déjeuner explores social interactions during parties held at Marie-Noëlle Delorme's residence. The documentary is filmed with a handheld camera, emphasizing small bursts of frames that create a distinct viewing experience. The footage is then slowed down, adding a unique texture to the imagery.

As a documentary from the late 1980s, Le Déjeuner appeals to collectors interested in the evolution of documentary filmmaking and its stylistic approaches during this era. The film's focus on personal gatherings offers a glimpse into social dynamics, making it a noteworthy piece for those studying social interactions in film.