Jean-Luc Godard was a French-Swiss film director and a central figure of the French New Wave (Nouvelle Vague). He became known for groundbreaking works such as Breathless (1960) and A Woman Is a Woman (1961), which playfully subverted classical cinema conventions. He died in 2022.
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63cinemaThu 6.5.Under the Tuscan Sun
73cinemaWed 11.11.The Departed
63cinemaWed 9.12.I Vitelloni
63cinemaWed 14.4.In Bruges
60cinemaWed 17.2.Crimes and Misdemeanors
58cinemaSun 22.11.Pets on a Train
58cinemaWed 10.3.The Damned
58cinemaWed 31.3.Wall Street
56cinemaWed 3.3.Missing
51cinemaWed 25.11.House of Gucci
51cinemaWed 20.1.Story of a Love Affair
50cinemaSun 29.11.Dalai Lama - Ocean of Wisdom
Godard's masterpiece about the clash between idealized antiquity and modern reality, where a European screenwriter and Hollywood producer collide. A tragic tale of money, love, and self-contempt.
Godard's debut "Breathless" is a groundbreaking film that united Belmondo and Godard and introduced director Melville in an acting role. This legendary 1959 film tells the story of a young man preoccupied with death and a girl who lives for the moment.
Jean-Luc Godard's only comedy from 1961 is a playful tribute to Hollywood musicals. Starring Anna Karina and Jean-Paul Belmondo, the film won awards at the Berlin Film Festival for acting and direction.