Un spectacle interrompu

The film documents the process of building and rehearsing the ambitious circus show 'Le Cirque Invisible' by the legendary clown, Victoria Chaplin, and her husband, Jean-Baptiste Thierrée. It offers an intimate look into their creative world and the dedication required to bring their unique artistic vision to life.

As a documentary focused on the creative process of a circus show, 'Un spectacle interrompu' was generally well-received by critics who appreciated its behind-the-scenes look at artistry and dedication. It was particularly noted for its sensitive portrayal of the creators and their craft.

• Praised for its intimate and sensitive portrayal of artistic creation.

• Appreciated for offering a rare glimpse into the world of 'Le Cirque Invisible'.

• Commended for its focus on the dedication and collaborative spirit of the performers and creators.

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Victoria Chaplin, one of the central figures, is the daughter of legendary filmmaker Charlie Chaplin and actress Oona O'Neill.