The Godard revolution

Document source:

Contemporary Films/McGraw-Hill

Document language:

English

Document type:

flyer

Number of pages:

3

Document name subject:

Jean Luc Godard

Document contains:

bibliography, distribution co, and production co

Related films:

À bout de souffle (Breathless) — Godard, Jean Luc — France — 1959
Une femme est une femme (A woman is a woman) — Godard, Jean Luc — France — 1961
Vivre sa vie (My life to live) — Godard, Jean Luc — France — 1962
Alphaville — Godard, Jean Luc — France; Italy — 1965

Film country(ies):

France and Italy

Film language(s):

French

Film production company:

Chaumiane Production, Films de la Pléiade, Filmstudio, Rome-Paris Films, and Société Nouvelle de Cinéma

Film genre(s):

Comedy, Drama, Fantasy, Romance, and Science fiction

Film subject(s):

Computers and civilization -- Drama
Foreign agents -- Drama
Freedom and art
Man-woman relationships -- France -- Drama
Motion pictures -- American influence -- Drama
Musicals -- United States -- Drama
Popular culture -- Drama
Prostitution -- France -- Paris -- Drama
Robots -- Drama
Romances -- Drama
Technology and civilization -- Drama

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