Young Devils in School: Zéro de Conduite — Rushes, Sound, and Images

This documentary delves into the critical discussion surrounding L’Atalante and its connection to Vigo's earlier work, Zéro de Conduite. It reveals how the film's themes of rebellion were perceived by audiences, critics, and politicians in 1933, leading to censorship that kept it from the public eye for over a decade.

The film incorporates rushes, outtakes, and location footage from the original shoot, offering insights into Vigo’s artistic vision. By showcasing these elements, Young Devils in School provides a deeper understanding of the historical significance and impact of Vigo's work. This documentary is a valuable resource for those interested in film history and the evolution of cinematic narratives.