Nono Nénesse

About This Movie

Nono Nénesse is a peculiar entry in the realm of 1970s comedies, where two adults don baby personas, leading to all sorts of absurdity. It’s a strange mix of childlike humor and mature themes, creating a surreal atmosphere that teeters on the edge of the bizarre. The pacing is loose, allowing for moments of spontaneous laughter and awkward encounters that feel almost improvised. What stands out are the practical effects—lots of over-the-top expressions and physical comedy that ground the wild antics in a tangible reality. The performances are committed, leaving you both amused and slightly bewildered. It's definitely a conversation starter for collectors who appreciate the oddball side of cinema.

Nono Nénesse has a niche collector following, primarily due to its quirky premise and the era's unique comedic style. It's somewhat scarce in physical formats, with original releases becoming harder to find, especially in good condition. The film's oddball nature makes it a delightful curiosity for those intrigued by the unconventional aspects of 1970s cinema, and it’s not uncommon to see collectors eager to discuss its merits at film fairs.