Godard 60s Shorts Program
Jean-Luc Godard – The Spirit of the Forms
October 9 - 31, 2013
A selection of short films made by Godard and excerpted from omnibus films: Le Nouveau monde / The New World (from RoGoPaG, 1963, 20m); Anticipation, ou l’amour en l’an 2000 / Anticipation, or Love in the Year 2000 (from Le Plus vieux Métier du monde / The Oldest Profession in the World, 1967, 20m); and Montparnasse-Levallois (from Paris vu par… and shot in glorious 16mm by the great Al Maysles, 1965, 18m), La Paresse/Sloth (from Les sept péchés capitaux / The Seven Deadly Sins, 1961, 15 m), Le Grand Escroq / The Great Swindle (from Les Plus Belles Escroqueries du Monde / The World's Greatest Swindles, 1963, 25 m).
A selection of short films made by Godard and excerpted from omnibus films: Le Nouveau monde / The New World (from RoGoPaG, 1963, 20m); Anticipation, ou l’amour en l’an 2000 / Anticipation, or Love in the Year 2000 (from Le Plus vieux Métier du monde / The Oldest Profession in the World, 1967, 20m), Montparnasse-Levallois (from Paris vu par… and shot in glorious 16mm by the great Al Maysles, 1965, 18m), La Paresse/Sloth (from Les sept péchés capitaux / The Seven Deadly Sins, 1961, 15 m), Le Grand Escroq / The Great Swindle (from Les Plus Belles Escroqueries du Monde / The World's Greatest Swindles, 1963, 25 m).
New 35mm print of Le Grand Escroq courtesy of The Filmm Desk and Olive Films
New 35mm print of La Paresse courtesy of The Film Desk
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