Moi autobiographie, 16ème version

About This Movie

So here’s the deal with 'Moi autobiographie, 16ème version'—it’s an intriguing little piece that leans heavily into the experimental. You’ve got this guy, Pierre Merejkowsky, who’s trying to carve out a space for himself amidst what he sees as an unfriendly world. The whole vibe is very raw, almost like a diary more than a traditional narrative. The pacing can feel a bit meandering, but it suits the film’s introspective nature. Themes of community and individualism clash here, creating an atmosphere that’s both thoughtful and slightly chaotic. It’s not slick, but its authenticity and the performances feel very much like a direct connection to the filmmaker's psyche, which is always fascinating for a collector.

This film is quite rare, and it’s one of those titles that not many collectors have stumbled upon. There’s a limited number of copies circulating, making it a curious piece for those interested in experimental cinema. Its indie roots and the obscurity of the director add layers of appeal for niche collectors, especially those who appreciate works that defy conventional storytelling.