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Le Petit soldat

Jean-Luc Godard

Presented in 35mm!

Godard’s follow-up to Breathless, about a right-wing terrorist (Michel Subor) during the Algerian conflict (the film was made before the creation of the OAS) who falls in love with an FLN sympathizer (Anna Karina) and is then accused of being a double agent.

DIRECTOR
Jean-Luc Godard
YEAR
1960
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
88 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles
FORMAT
35mm
START DATE
October 27, 2013

Godard’s follow-up to Breathless, about a right-wing terrorist (Michel Subor) during the Algerian conflict (the film was made before the creation of the OAS) who falls in love with an FLN sympathizer (Anna Karina) and is then accused of being a double agent. A sad, existential chill pervades this painful film, which was banned outright when it was completed and was only released three years later. Almost 40 years later, Subor would reprise the role of Bruno Forestier in Claire Denis’ Beau travail.

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