Film socialisme

The first section of FILM SOCIALISME, or “movement”, takes place on a cruise ship touring the Mediterranean; the second follows a French family who run a garage and are hounded by a camera crew after one of its members announces a candidacy for the local elections; and the third section is a coda collage which ranks as some of the most inspired passages in Godard’s late period, perhaps of his entire career. (...) Film Socialisme exists as two films quite distinct the one from the other, both fascinating, intricate, and nimble in their construction, and impossible to grasp in a single viewing, as is the case for so many of Godard’s films, regardless of how many languages one speaks. (Andréa Picard)
In memorian of Jean-Luc Godard, who died on 13 September 2022 aged 91 years.

Jean-Luc Godard: À BOUT DE SOUFFLE (1960), LE PETIT SOLDAT (1960), LE MÉPRIS (1963), BANDE À PART (1964), PIERROT LE FOU (1965), MASCULIN – FÉMININ: 15 FAITS PRÉCIS (1966), LA CHINOISE (1967), LETTER TO JANE (1972), PASSION (1982), PRÉNOM CARMEN (1983), DÉTECTIVE (1985), ALLEMAGNE 90 NEUF ZÉRO (1991), u.v.a.