Here is Wild Bunch on the latest film.
“Nothing but silence nothing but a revolutionary song a story in five chapters like the five fingers of a hand”.
Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | July 5, 2017
LE LIVRE D’IMAGE (aka IMAGE ET PAROLE)
Posted in New Godard
Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | December 27, 2016
Image et parole
According to Wild Bunch, Godard’s next project is called Image et parole, shot in various places including Tunisia.
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Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | May 3, 2016
New Godard “Biopic”
Michel Hazanavicius is directing Redoubtable, a tale of Godard and his second wife Anne Wiazemsky in the late 60s. It’s a love story. By the guy who made The Artist.
No comment.
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Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | October 22, 2015
Godard Conference
Godard et les représentations du monde, Université de la Sorbonne Nouvelle, Nov 30-Dec 1.
Posted in Lectures
Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | October 16, 2015
Godard Retrospective in Brazil
A retrospective of Godard’s 104 works at the Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil in Rio de Janeiro, Oct 21st-Nov 30th, including lectures and discussions. Includes a great looking program book – wonderful cover!
Posted in Retrospectives
Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | October 4, 2015
New Godard Books?
Contra Mundum Press is planning an English translation of Godard’s Phrases, a series originally published by P.O.L. You can help fund the project here. Will this project be cancelled if they do not reach their funding goal? Stay tuned…
UPDATE: The book is now titled Phrases: Six Films, and is due out in late April 2016.
Posted in Books
Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | October 3, 2015
Godard Symposium
Late Godard ‘Goodbye to Language’: Digital + 3D Cinema to be held at University of Technology Sydney, Oct 21-22, 2015.
Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | June 12, 2015
Michael Witt Goes In Search of Godard’s Sauve la vie (qui peut)
Michael Witt has just published the excellent In Search of Godard’s ‘Sauve la vie (qui peut)’, which discusses his research on Godard’s compilation film screened at the Rotterdam Film Festival in 1981, meant to compliment his feature Sauve qui peut (la vie) which was also playing at the Festival. Witt’s essay is a follow-up to his 2013 lecture and screening of a digital reconstruction of the film.
Posted in Essays
Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | March 18, 2015
Prix Suisse (Jean-Luc Godard, 2015)
Godard has responded to winning the Prix cinéma suisse in a manner similar to his Cannes’ Letter in Motion. Craig Keller has posted some very helpful thoughts on, as well as a transcription and English translation of, Prix Suisse on Mubi Notebook.
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Posted by: cinemagodardcinema | February 12, 2015
Godard Wins 2015 Swiss Film Honorary Award
Godard, Swiss national since 1953, will be given the 2015 Swiss Film Honorary Award from the Swiss Federal Office of Culture on March 13th, which includes a monetary prize of CHF 30,000. “Jean-Luc Godard has made over 40 films and video experiments”. Swiss-made only?
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