Uncle Yanco

Year: 1967

Runtime: 18 mins

Language: French

Documentary

In October 1967, while in San Francisco promoting her latest film, Agnès Varda follows a tip from friend Tom Luddy and discovers a previously unknown relative, Jean Varda—called “Yanco.” He lives aboard a boat in Sausalito, paints, embraces a hippie lifestyle and loves life. Their meeting proves joyous and uplifting.

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