Name: Zero for Conduct
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Released: 1933
Rating: 83.66666666666666
Cast: Jean Dasté, Robert le Flon, Du Verron, Delphin, Léon Larive

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In a repressive boarding school with rigid rules of behavior, four boys decide to rebel against the director on a celebration day.

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Genres: Coming-Of-Age Drama Satire
Mood: ReflectiveYouthfulMischievousEnergeticRebellious
Themes: Coming Of AgeRebellionAuthority Vs. FreedomYouthful IndiscretionBreaking The Rules
Plot: FriendshipMisguided AnticsSchool LifeRebellion Against AuthorityYouthful CamaraderieStudent PranksAuthority Figures
Pacing: Fast-PacedSpiraling
Narrative: Episodic StructureReal-Time Narrative
Dialog: Witty BanterPlayful Teasing
Character Types: UnderdogRebelAuthority Figure
Humor: SlapstickSituational ComedyPranks
Time: 1930s
Place: Urban CityscapeBoarding School
Cinematic Style: Long TakesFirst-Person PerspectiveBlack And White Cinematography
Costume and Set: Period-Accurate CostumesSchool Settings

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Directed by:

Jean Vigo, Boris Kaufman

Written by:

Jean Vigo

Produced by:

Jean Vigo, Jacques-Louis Nounez

Composed by:

Maurice Jaubert

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Jean Dasté

Supervisor Huguet

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