Beautiful, interesting, incredible cinema.

Daniel and Jackson, two penniless young men, meet up to pick up girls. In the streets of Montmartre, they approach a woman and decide to accompany her to a dance hall—but once there, she ends up dancing with another guy. Furious, they take their revenge in the pettiest way.
Daniel and Jackson, two penniless young men, meet up to pick up girls. In the streets of Montmartre, they approach a woman and decide to accompany her to a dance hall—but once there, she ends up dancing with another guy. Furious, they take their revenge in the pettiest way.
Petty-minded lads, crass chit-chat at the pinball machine, sleazy one-liners: this indecent crawl through Montmartre makes the zip and effervescence of French New Wave contemporaries look naïve. With singular push-pull charm, director Jean Eustache exposes the desultory side of ’60s café culture.