From the Journals of Jean Seberg (1996)

Synopsis: Pop pastiche artist Mark Rappaport combines archival footage, film clips, and "live commentary" from Hurt to tell the story of French New Wave screen icon Jean Seberg, who was plucked out of Midwestern teenage obscurity and thrust into the art house limelight, only to burn out, fade away, and... Pop pastiche artist Mark Rappaport combines archival footage, film clips, and "live commentary" from Hurt to tell the story of French New Wave screen icon Jean Seberg, who was plucked out of Midwestern teenage obscurity and thrust into the art house limelight, only to burn out, fade away, and die an unknown in Paris. A fascinating approach to the reconstruction of "history" from the director of the similarly themed ROCK HUDSON'S HOME MOVIES. [More]