35mm

Numéro Deux

Jean-Luc Godard

Presented in 35mm!

Godard’s first film after his Dziga-Vertov period was the result of multiple factors: his new partnership in life and work with Anne-Marie Miéville, his deep interest in video and his close relationship with Aäton founder Jean-Pierre Beauviala, who Godard followed to Grenoble. An extraordinarily complex work, a beehive of multiple images and sounds, generated by Godard’s excitement over video as a new creative and industrial tool.

DIRECTOR
Jean-Luc Godard
YEAR
1975
COUNTRY
France
RUNTIME
88 minutes
LANGUAGE
French with English subtitles
FORMAT
35mm
START DATE
October 14, 2013

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