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Godard's WomenThis is an essay on Godard's portrayal of women in his various films.
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Jean-Luc Godard's 'Breathless' ('A Bout De Souffle')Celebrating 50 years, Jean-Luc Godard's breakthrough film of immeasurable influence, "Breathless,' a new 35mm Print is playing at Landmark Theaters in Denver, Boston, Atlanta, San Diego, San Francisco, Seattle. -
Crisis in Voyage Form: J.G. Ballard and Jean-Luc GodardExploration of crisis in the "voyage" of a story through the work of Ballard and Godard -
Sapphire Princess Cruise with Artist Michael GodardMexican Rivera Cruise to Puerto Vallarta, Mazatlan and Cabo San Lucas. Featured Artist Michael Godard - The Naughty Artist will be onboard. -
Review: Jean-Luc Godard's "Breathless" (50th Anniversary Restoration)The 50th anniversary restoration of Jean-Luc Godard's landmark 1960 film Breathless, now playing at Film Forum through June 10, is an event for cineastes not to be missed. -
Jean-Luc Godard to Receive Honorary OscarThe Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences will present legendary French film director Jean-Luc Godard with an honorary Academy Award -
An Analysis of Bazinian Ideologies Utilized in the Films of Director Jean-Luc GodardA close look at techniques Godard uses in relation to the cinematic principles established by Andre Bazin, and how they are incorporated into his enigmatic films.
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Watching a Jean Luc-Godard Movie Does Not Always Need to Be FrustratingThe films of Jean Luc-Godard can more frustrating than watching a David Lynch movie with the Italian audio selection stuck on your DVD player. But when you begin to understand why those frustration aspects are there, your understanding begins to increase.
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Epistemology in Jean Luc Godard's AlphavilleAlphaville's visual poem about a man who awakens a woman's innate knowledge of love by rescuing her from cold, logical thinking is as most sci-fi, a film about film. Machines cannot give us knowledge, only the voice of the poet behind the machine can.
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Michael Godard: A Unique and Talented ArtistSome of Godard's paintings have scenes with cards stirring drinks, to olives gambling and playing pool, to worms drinking tequila. So no matter if you enjoy gambling, poker, or martinis, you will enjoy the creativity of his paintings -
Tarantino and GodardThe similarities between Jean-Luc Godard and Quentin Tarantino reveal a great deal about the meaning of revolutionary cinema and the creation of art by simply changing the rules of the game.
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Modifications and Expansions of Bazin's "Faith in Reality" in the 1960s Works of Jean-Luc GodardAn essay arguing the many ways in which Andre Bazin's core belief in a purely objective camera, or "faith in reality" via the exploration of space, and prioritization on ambiguity were challenged/expanded during the 1960s era, particularly in the works of Jean-Luc Godard.
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A French New Wave Existential Romp - Godard's BreathlessAnalysis of Jean Luc Godard's classic, groundbreaking film 'Breathless'
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The Criterion Collection Brings Godard's Breathless to Blu-rayA wondrous film that may make you reevaluate what you know about movies.
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The Politics of Sexuality in Jean Luc Godard's FilmsYou think this is going to be boring. But it's got words like orgasm and underwear in it.
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Jean-luc Godard's Band-a-Part and French New WaveAnalysis of "band-a-part" and French New Wave.
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Jean Luc Godard's Breathless: Defining the French New WaveThe French New Wave (FNW) style of filmmaking that reached its height during the late 1950's and early 1960's
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Brigitte Bardot in Godard's French New Wave Film ContemptBrigitte Bardot and Michel Piccoli play a young married couple in this French New Wave film of love lost and betrayed.
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Film Review: ContemptA review of French director Jean-Luc Godard's big budget technicolor film starring heart-throb Brigitte Bardot.
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Classic Movie Review: Breathless (1960)This article reviews director Jean-Luc Godard's 1960 film "Breathless" starring Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg. "Breathless" is an important example of the French New Wave movement in cinema. -
The Best French New Wave FilmsAn in depth guide to the best French New Wave films from notable directors François Truffaut, Jean-Luc Godard, Claude Chabrol and Agnes Varda. -
Penguins Lose Their Second Straight Preseason GamePenguins lose their second straight preseason game
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Neo-Realism and World War 2Following World War II, neo-realistic film emerged starting in Italy.
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Top Five Films for WritersA selection of five films of literary quality and a brief description of their subjects, themes and what makes them stand out.
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Pittsburgh Penguins 2009-10 Season PreviewThis is a 2009-10 season preview for the Pittsburgh Penguins.
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The Unbearable Lightness of Realism: Bertolt Brecht and the Need for American Entertainment to Reject Ideological NaturalismWhat America needs is more Lord Love A Duck, Twin Peaks, and Pushing Daisies and less On the Waterfront, L.A. Law and Family Guy. -
Television & Writing: Can Television Hurt Your Writing? A Defense of Screen NarrativeA response to advice given by Peter Carey to national novel writing month participants. He says, unplug your TV so you can read. I say, read first then watch the right things the right way.
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Fassbinder's First Feature Film: Love is as Cold as DeathMinimalist black-and-white 1969 German movie alternating between tedium and shoplifting and murders
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James Baldwin - America's Angry ProphetWith anger, passion and the voice of a preacher, James Baldwin was an American writer whose dedication to honesty and social change influenced several generations.
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Douglas Sirk & the American Dream: Through A Glass DarklyA Biography of Filmmaker Douglas Sirk -
Top 10 Futuristic MoviesA top 10 list of my favorite movies that take place in the future. -
Climate Change Files HackedSome dirty laundry from the climate science community just got aired thanks to an unknown computer hacker.
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DVD Review of O Sangue (Blood) by Pedro CostaA review on the latest Second Run DVD release of O Sangue (Blood) by acclaimed Portuguese director Pedro Costa.
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Global Warming Update: Russia Causes Climate ChangeExtremely high temperatures recorded in Russia and neighboring states was the cause of the highest October record. Is this a plot by cleaver Russian scientists to extend the Russian growing season? -
"Johan": To Be Young, Very Handsome, and Gay in Paris in the Summer of 1975"Johan" is is a combination of cinema verité, home movies, and metafiction, with some graphic same-sex sex scenes, augmented by a 2006 bonus return to the project by Phillippe Vallois.
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"The Witnesses": Andre Techine's Best Film Since "Wild Reeds"Four Parisians are witnesses of newcomer Manu's summer of love and AIDS death. Imperfect characters go on, trying to be kinder and better human beings.
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December 3: Today's Notable BirthdaysHappy birthday: Anna Chlumsky, Joseph Conrad, Brendan Fraser, Daryl Hannah, Montell Jordan, Rick Mears, Ozzy Osborne, Katarina Witt and others. Is December 3rd your birthday? How will you celebrate? What notable individuals share your birthday? -
A Late Ripple of the French New Wave: Benoit Jacquot's 2004 "A Tout De Suite" (Right Now)Review of 2004 French movie in which a small-time thief fleeing a bank robbery and a bourgeoise art student who barely knows him go on the lam.
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Artie Mitchell, Porno Pioneer: Porn Prince & Sex Industry Impressario was Adult Entertainment's "Abel"Profile of porn prince Artie Mitch -
Peter BogdanovichA biography of Peter Bogdanovich
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