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Soft and Hard is a 52-minute video piece by Jean-Luc Godard and Anne-Marie Miéville, focusing on their discussions about filmmaking and television. The film features a dialogue format that allows the directors to share their perspectives on the medium, blending personal insights with broader commentary on the art of cinema.
The film is notable for its unique approach, combining elements of both documentary and experimental film. Godard and Miéville engage in conversations that challenge conventional narratives in filmmaking, providing viewers with an intimate look at their thoughts and creative processes.
Why Watch
- •Meet Jean-Luc Godard's unique filmmaking perspective.
- •Find out about the interplay between film and television.
- •See candid conversations about the art of cinema.
Did You Know
•The film was created in 1985 by Jean-Luc Godard and Anne-Marie Miéville.
•It has a total runtime of 52 minutes.
•The film features conversations between the directors and other cast members, including Tony Kirkhope and Pierre Binggeli.
•It was produced in France and Great Britain.
Perfect For
Film theory enthusiastsJean-Luc Godard fansDocumentary lovers