Zero for Conduct behind the scenes gags

This film is the most classic work of children's theme, which directly influenced Truffaut's "The Four Hundred Blows" and Lindsay Anderson's "What If". The film examines a "rebellion" incident of children in a boarding school from the perspective of children. Actors are basically non-professional, so some performances are uneven. This is Vigo's third work, showing genius in composition, editing, and lighting. The scene with feathers falling like rain has become a classic. It was banned at the first release for its anti-social awareness and was not approved until 1945.