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Une Infinie Tendresse is a 1970 French documentary that explores the life of a brain-damaged child. Directed by Pierre Jallaud, this film presents a unique look at disability and communication without commentary, relying solely on the natural sounds of its subjects.
This film has a limited presence in collector circles, primarily due to its obscure director and niche subject matter. Originally released in standard formats, it remains somewhat scarce, with collectors often noting the difficulty in finding quality prints. Interest seems to be growing, especially among those focused on social documentaries, making it a unique find for anyone passionate about this era and style of filmmaking.
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Une Infinie Tendresse is a documentary.
The film was directed by Pierre Jallaud.
Une Infinie Tendresse was released in 1970.
The top cast includes José Guerra, Jeanne Lennox, France-Noëlle, and John Ainsworth.
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