Everything Is Cinema: The Working Life of Jean-Luc Godard
by Richard Brody
The French New Wave, unfiltered.
For you if
you want to understand godard and through him the whole project of cinema as political art
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Brody’s Everything Is Cinema captures the beautiful chaos of Jean-Luc Godard — the restless provocateur who detonated cinema and rebuilt it from the rubble. It’s both biography and critical exegesis, tracing how Godard’s politics, lovers, and obsessions collided to make art that refused to behave. Through Brody’s meticulous lens, we see a filmmaker who never stopped reinventing what film — and rebellion — could look like.
Where This Book Lives
- Themes
- artistic rebellion
- Topics
- french new wave
Same event, different angle
The same history — told by someone who saw it differently.
Same pattern, different era
Different time, different place. The same thing keeps happening.
