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Deep Dive: Godard Cinema (2023)

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Godard Cinema
Godard Cinema offers an overview of Jean-Luc Godard's career, emphasizing his role as a key figure in cinema. The documentary covers his influential film Breathless, released in 1960, which marked the beginning of his impact on the film industry. Godard's work spans sixty-two years and includes 140 films, showcasing his evolution as a revolutionary misanthrope and political agitator. The film also examines the themes that captivated Godard throughout his career, reflecting on his contributions to the French New Wave. As a founder of this movement, Godard's films continue to be taught in film schools around the world. The documentary presents a tribute to his legacy and the significant mark he has left on cinema.

Why Watch

  • •Meet Jean-Luc Godard, a revolutionary film director.
  • •See rare insights from Alain Bergala and Julie Delpy.
  • •Find out about Godard's influence on modern cinema.

Did You Know

•Jean-Luc Godard released his first film, Breathless, in 1960.
•Godard directed 140 films over a span of sixty-two years.
•He is considered a founder of the French New Wave movement.
•Godard's work is taught in film schools worldwide.

Perfect For

French New Wave enthusiastsFilm theory studentsCinematic history buffs