| Movie | The 400 Blows |
| Nutshell | Truffaut's masterpiece about a barely parented Parisian 14 year old who stumbles his way over middle class hypocrisy on his way to the seashore. |
| Good Things | Jean-Pierre Léaud - was there ever a more talented kid actor?, Claire Maurier, Albert Rémy, Guy Decomble, Patrick Auffray, stellar cast across the board and the design, score, script and cinematography - ooh la la! |
| Bad Things | Well it's so well-observed and accurate, that it makes you cringe sometimes. |
| Features | Paris, horses, milk, satchels, eyelash curlers, bread, ink and typewriters |
| Uncomfortable Moments | Caged toddlers, child abuse and snitches, none are ever easy to watch. |
| Notable | I know I went on and on about the Ghostworld logline but check out this one: "Angel faces hell-bent for violence." |
| Best Part | The dwindling gym class |
| Best Line | "Maybe it's glandular." |
| Crowns | 5 out of 5 |