Godard Shorts Program 2
Jean-Luc Godard – The Spirit of the Forms
October 9 - 31, 2013
A selection from Godard’s video work of the 80s: Scénario de Sauve qui peut (la vie) (France/Switzerland, 1979; 20m); Scénario du film Passion (France/Switzerland, 1982; 54m); Changer d’image (France, 1982; 10m); and Puissance de la parole (France, 1988; 25m).
A selection from Godard’s video work of the 80s, including the video scenarios for Every Man for Himself and Passion, a TV commission on the subject of “change” on the occasion of François Mitterand’s first anniversary in office, and an extraordinary 1988 commission from France Télécom.
Scénario de Sauve qui peut (la vie) (France/Switzerland, 1979; 20m)
Scénario du film Passion (France/Switzerland, 1982; 54m)
Changer d’image (France, 1982; 10m)
Puissance de la parole (France, 1988; 25m)
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