The protagonist of this film relates how an Algerian had him wait for a prostitute "who liked guys of his age", and earlier had helped his father hang up a sporting pennant.
The protagonist of this film relates how an Algerian had him wait for a prostitute "who liked guys of his age", and earlier had helped his father hang up a sporting pennant. After starting a fire in his apartment, one character's mother brings out the family to a movie, so that her son will not reveal that she is in an affair with her boss. One character plays (*) hooky with his friend Rene, and later tells his teacher Sourpuss, who had taught them La Fonatine's rhymes, that his mother had died. The main character plagiarizes an account of the death of his grandparent from Balzac, and later is sent to a work camp after stealing a typewriter from his stepfather's office. For 10 points, identify this film about Antoine Doinel, a work directed by Francois Truffaut.
The protagonist of this film relates how an Algerian had him wait for a prostitute "who liked guys of his age", and earlier had helped his father hang up a sporting pennant.
The 400 {Blows} [accept {Les quatre cents coups}]