1930-12-03 — 2022-09-13
· 7.º arrondissement de Paris
Jean-Luc Godard was a Franco-Swiss filmmaker, a seminal figure in the French "Nouvelle Vague." His work is known for radical experimentation in terms of narrative, structure, and cinematic aesthetics, challenging conventions and exploring the nature of image and language. Godard addressed themes such as alienation, politics, philosophy, and the very condition of cinema, leaving a legacy of films that continue to influence and provoke.
