More
Barbet Schroeder
In Paris, Stefan meets Estelle, who drags him down into the hell of drugs. In search of thrills and hallucinations, the lovers meet up in Ibiza, the emblematic island of the hippy movement, to live our their dangerous passion intensely.
With : Klaus Grünberg, Mimsy Farmer, Heinz Engelmann, Georges Montant, Louise Wink, Michel Chanderli
Screenplay : Paul Gégauff, Barbet Schroeder
Image : Nestor Almendros
Editing : Rita Roland
Music : The Pink Floyd
Screenplay : Paul Gégauff, Barbet Schroeder
Image : Nestor Almendros
Editing : Rita Roland
Music : The Pink Floyd
Production : Les Films du Losange, Planfilm
Distribution: Les Films du Losange
Distribution: Les Films du Losange
In 1963, Barbet Schroeder started as a producer, as what he considered an apprenticeship. Six years later, his first film More was released. The production was a copy of the production of La Collectionneuse: natural sets and lighting, no direct sound and 35 mm film. "During the shoot I learned a lot; at the end I was ready to film More". Barbet Schroeder added that there is a clear aesthetic relationship between the two works. When it was released More caused a scandal. It was an immense audience success. It became a cult film, symbolic of a generation. "In fact it is a tragedy, which has become a period document because of Pink Floyd's accompanying music" (Le Monde).