Yoyo

From a circus hired for a house call by "Le Millionaire," (writer, director and star Pierre Etaix), the young title character (Philippe Dionet) wanders into the house, while the owner discovers the boy's mother (Claudine Auger), who looks like the girl he's dreamed of, in the early quasi-silent portion of Yoyo, 1965.

No dialogue or conventional sound, but exaggerated sound effects, and the distinctive style of the writer, director and star Pierre Etaix, opening his acclaimed first feature, Yoyo, 1965.

After opening segments silent with sound effects, nearly 30-minutes into the film, the first narration, as the Great Depression reduces the prospects of "Le Millionaire," the director, writer and star Pierre Etaix, in his highly-regarded first feature, Yoyo, 1965.