Thanks for your encouraging response. I didn't know if Doillon had any connections to Eustache, but with this film it seemed obvious. 
Doillon as "poor man's" Garrel Interesting point. I've only seen one film by Garrel, "Les ministeres de l'art", (which was even better than the three by Doillon, btw) but I don't know to what you're referring exactly. To me Garrel seemed more demanding and rewarding, but judging on one film only... He's definitely THE contemporary director I'd like to see more films by.

I can't promise that I'll write more reviews on Doillon, though. I just write, whenever I feel like it (after a film), and if I have the time. But I'll watch more of Doillon's film, and if you want to know more about a specific one that I've seen, feel free to ask.