故事围绕着一男两女的三角恋爱，一个无业游民的知识分子，却有两个女郎争相爱他，一个是年轻护士，以美妙的性技巧和情色笑话令他得到感官的满足；另一个是徐娘半老的女友，却供应他的食宿。他们以为享受齐人之福，三人大被同眠，结果搞得大家痛苦不堪，最终一个试图自杀，另一个以结婚作为回心转意的条件，筋疲力尽的他只好向婚姻投降。

这是英年早逝的法国导演让.厄斯塔什1974年导演的一部出色的青春片,本片讲述了一个青春期少年成长的故事,影片的格调清新写实,还原了上世纪同时期法国小城的生活和社会现实,同时通过对性暧昧的描写也出色的勾画出了青春期的困惑和诱惑,在主角小男孩一步步在诱惑下失去纯真走向改变的过程中也隐喻了导演的个人表达,我个人觉得本片很出色,应该算同类题材中很优秀的一部作品.

Daniel needs some money to buy a duffle coat that is in fashion, so he agrees to work for a photographer by dressing up as Santa Claus. He discovers that it is much easier to meet girls when he is in his costume.

一群朋友在听一位男士讲述他的故事：在一家小咖啡馆里，他发现女厕所里有一个窥视孔，于是便沉迷于透过这个窥视孔观察女性生殖器。 他们向他提问，并得出了关于性的结论。 这是一个有剧本的拍摄版本。 然后，真实的当事人讲述了同样的故事；不过，这次是一个无脚本的纪录片，其中发生的事情与脚本中的一样。

Two men in their twenties spend their time in Parisian cafes trying to pick up women. They take one girl dancing, and then steal her purse when she prefers to dance with another man.

Ostensibly an informal guided commentary through personal photographs taken by Alix Cléo Roubaud for a young interviewer (Boris Eustache), Jean Eustache's Les Photos d'Alix ingeniously explores the nature of reality and perspective within the framework of documentary filmmaking. This sense of trompe l'oeil is prefigured in an early double exposed photograph of Alix's husband, novelist Jacques Roubaud taken from a London hotel room, explaining that the duality had been intentionally developed in order to simulate an elongated profile that more appropriately conforms to the traditional notion of a Hollywood style bed, a manipulation of image that is also illustrated in a subsequent photograph of an induced sunset created by selective masking. Eustache's approach to the film similarly expounds on Alix's photographic experimentation, juxtaposing the curious image of a smiling, shirtless man seemingly disembodied below the rib cage against Alix's comical, if askew anecdote on plying a friend with alcoholic beverages in order to look more relaxed as she takes his picture on a couch. In another humorous episode, Alix conveys the fond memories her father through what she describes as the most iconic image of him from her childhood, revealing a shot of a driver's ear and receded hairline taken from the back of a car, his face partially visible only through the reflection of the rearview mirror. Soon, the conversation grows even more puzzling, as the young man apparently fails to recognize himself in a photograph, Alix incongruously points out the admirable physicality of an unknown man who was accidentally captured on film, as a naked, overweight man stands on the side of the frame, and her revelry on the coincidence of having two former romantic interests converging in the same shot is seemingly reduced to the banal image of a pair of worn boots. As Alix's insights into her sources of inspiration and creative process become increasingly dissociated from the images, Eustache illustrates the point of rupture between the visual and aural, where filmed storytelling lies, not in the symmetry of information, but in its chance intersections and disjunctions.
---- from strictly film school