jean-luc godard
We Must Not Mean What We Say: On Godard’s ‘Le Petit Soldat’
While philosopher Stanley Cavell endeavors to show that we must mean what we say in a very important sense, Godard's Bruno Forestier of Le Petit Soldat suggests that we simply cannot and must not mean what we say.
A Private Revolution: Jean-Luc Godard’s Second Wave
Jean-Luc Godard's cinematic oddities First Name: Carmen, Détective, and Hélas pour moi, newly released on Blu-ray from Kino Lorber, embody the vast landscape of possibilities open to the director during the '80s and '90s.
What Makes Michel Piccoli’s Characters So Timelessly Compelling?
In Piccoli's characters there are always at least two selves—an outer self that strikes out at the world with aplomb and confidence and an inner self that crouches diffidently behind the façade, hoping not to be found out, hoping to get away with the deception.
Down with Pleasure: The Lost Films of Jean-Luc Godard and Jean-Pierre Gorin
Arrow Films and Kino-Lorber offer hard-to-find works of Godard and Gorin.
TIFF 2017: Le Redoutable
Les Durs and the Anatomy of the (French) Tough Guy: Gabin, Ventura, and Belmondo
Jean-Luc Godard and the 3D Dog: An Actress’ Tale
The Magical Presence of Anna Karina: More Than Godard’s Muse
