Godard Cinema
HD
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1h 41m
Jean-Luc Godard revolutionized cinema with his groundbreaking film Breathless in 1960, instantly becoming a symbol of youthful rebellion and anti-war sentiment. Over six decades and 140 films, he solidified his status as a cinematic icon, celebrated in film schools yet remaining enigmatic. A pivotal figure in the French New Wave, Godard's legacy encompasses his roles as a political provocateur, misanthropic visionary, and insightful critic. Godard Cinema invites film enthusiasts to explore his artistic journey, delving into the themes that captivated him while honoring the elusive spirit of one of the most respected French directors in history.
