«Rattrapant les films d'Anger ou de Genet, LE GANT DE L'AUTRE est ainsi le film le plus avancé de l'époque sur la voie de la célébration d'une libre sexualité différente (que Lionel Soukaz défend alors de son côté de façon militante). (...) Le Gant de l'autre, avec ses roses et ses bleus, ses doux mouvements de mains et de caméra, est un film de la caresse.» Dominique Noguez.

Un film de Michel Nedjar.

In the early ’80s, this collective of artists invented a style of cinema made in 4 hands, where each of the protagonists is also a filmmaker.

“In this swirling and colorful hymn to Paris, a kind of new Symphony - but jazzed up - of a big city, we find the almost ethnological attention to others, the work of concrete sound. In just over an hour, condensing almost a year of filming in Paris, we get the impression of a single day of sunshine, a continuous kaleidoscope in the most diverse city in the world. The novelty is the attention to detail, which earned us, right in the middle of a series of sweeps, capsizes, Mathieu-style calligraphy, veritable little Gnoli-style paintings: a woman’s shoe, a sweater button, or still lifes, in the cubist way, graphic elements: such and such of the thousand and prescriptions that populate the streets. This film thus takes its place at the forefront of all thosewho celebrate the capital today. Weaving together so many “energies”, making the disparate elements communicate, it is the most complete, the most beautiful of Michel Nedjar’s filmic works.” - Dominique Nogues.