Bad Company

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

Cast

Aristide

as Jackson (archive footage)

Daniel Bart

as Daniel (archive footage)

Dominique Jayr

as Young Girl (archive footage)

Jean-Pierre Léaud

as Daniel (archive footage)

Gérard Zimmermann

as (archive footage)

Henri Martinez

as Photographer (archive footage)

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