My Case

Year: 1986

Runtime: 91 mins

Language: French

Director: Manoel de Oliveira

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Oliveira structures the film in three parts: an opening stage play, a silent‑film‑like segment with Beckett readings, and a return to the avant‑garde material. A joke is retold three times, each fresh, evolving into a verbatim adaptation of the biblical Book of Job, underscoring how hard it is to empathise with others’ suffering while in one’s own.

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