Mon tricot (Thanx to Wilma Schoer)

About This Movie

So, Mon tricot has this unique charm that’s hard to pin down. It’s a bit of a curio, really, with an atmosphere that feels very much of its time—1979, you know? There’s a rawness to the performances that makes it all the more engaging; it’s like you’re peeking into a private world. The pacing is slow but deliberate, allowing moments to breathe, almost meditative. The themes here touch on the ordinary yet resonate with deeper layers of human experience, which is intriguing. It definitely stands apart due to its distinctive approach and those practical effects that, while modest, add a tangible quality to the viewing experience.

Mon tricot is quite a rarity in the collector's sphere, with limited distribution over the years. Most copies are hard to come by, especially in decent condition, which adds to its allure among enthusiasts. It's fascinating how this film has managed to slip under the radar, yet it holds a certain respect within niche circles for its distinct style and themes.