Jean-François-Xavier de... (1971)
Jean. François. Xavier. Three names, three figures that personify the triple image of a being who lives before our eyes the stages of his evolution and his liberation from sex, woman and death. Freed from his constraints, he becomes himself and, in his eyes, the woman is no longer the provocative element of a certain guilt of which he carried the weight.
Director: Michel Audy
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René Bouchard as |
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R. de Cotret as |
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Jean Isabelle as |
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André Panneton as |
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Danièle Panneton as |
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Paul Thompson as |
| Directing | Michel Audy | Director |
| Sound | Paul Thompson | Music |
| Editing | Michel Audy | Editor |
| Camera | André-Luc Dupont | Director of Photography |
| Writing | Michel Audy | Writer |
| Writing | René Bouchard | Writer |
| Writing | Jean-Louis Longtin | Writer |
