Bad Company

Year: 1967

Runtime: 89 mins

Language: French

Director: Jean Eustache

Drama

Two short films by Jean Eustache (Robinson’s Place and Santa Claus Has Blue Eyes) presented together. US limited theatrical release in 1969.

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