Comment ça va

Jean-Luc Godard

A lovely, muted film-video hybrid work, in which a need to inquire about the nature of audio-visual communication and to understand it on a personal level is split between multiple characters. Screening with shorts. 

Screening with: Lettre à Freddy Buache (1982, 11m)

DIRECTOR
Jean-Luc Godard
YEAR
1978
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
78 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles
START DATE
October 16, 2013

In 1975, Godard saw a photograph in Libération of Portuguese soldiers protesting their country’s military government. Godard reckoned that the image should not have been accompanied by an explanatory text but by another image of a striking worker confronting a policeman in Brittany in 1972, in order to allow these two “comrade photos” to speak to one another. Thus began Comment ça va, a lovely, muted film-video hybrid work, in which a need to inquire about the nature of audio-visual communication and to understand it on a personal level is split between multiple characters. Screening with shorts.

Screening with:

Lettre à Freddy Buache
France | 1982 | 11m | 35mm

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