"Jacquot" is a 1991 French film directed by Agnès Varda. The film is a biographical portrayal of the life of Jacquot de Nantes, a young boy who dreams of becoming a filmmaker. It explores his childhood experiences and the influence of his family, particularly his mother, on his artistic aspirations. The narrative blends reality and imagination, showcasing Varda's unique storytelling style. The film highlights the importance of creativity and the formative moments that shape an artist's vision. "Jacquot" serves as both a tribute to de Nantes and a reflection on the power of cinema in capturing personal history.