"Jacquot de Nantes" is a French film directed by Agnes Varda, released in 1991. The movie is a semi-autobiographical portrayal of the childhood of the famous French filmmaker Jacques Demy. It explores his early life in Nantes, showcasing his passion for cinema and storytelling. The film combines elements of fantasy and reality, reflecting on the influence of family and imagination in shaping Demy's artistic vision. It features a young boy, Jacquot, who dreams of becoming a filmmaker, capturing the essence of creativity and the magic of childhood in post-war France.