Et dixit le mage(1981)

Et dixit le mage is a French film directed by Haydée Caillot that brings together a cast including Rosette, Eric Rohmer, and Françoise Bécam. The film explores themes through the lens of its distinctive visual and narrative approach, characteristic of mid-twentieth-century French cinema. With minimal plot synopsis available, the work stands as a curious artifact of its era, reflecting the experimental spirit of independent filmmaking during this period. The presence of Rohmer, who would later become a celebrated director in his own right, adds historical intrigue to this lesser-known production. Caillot's direction offers a window into French film culture and the collaborative efforts of its creative community during this formative time.