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Oui Non

Rated NR · 116 minutes · 2003

Drama

Jost plays with the concept of narrative, constructing a conspicuously fictional romance for the screen (and split-screen), only to have reality mimic fiction when his actors become an item. The art and street life of Paris frequently hijack the fictional narrative -- the director's way of never letting the viewer forget that it's only a movie.

- Synopsis courtesy of Tribune Media Service

Director: Jon Jost
Cast: Helene Fillieres and James Thierree

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