Godard on Godard
by Jean-Luc Godard
Manifestos, mayhem, and jump cuts.
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you believe film criticism is itself a creative act and want the most radical version of that argument
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Godard on Godard is the filmmaker as his own revolution — a collection of essays, manifestos, and interviews written while he was busy reinventing cinema from the inside out. In his words, theory and practice blur: every line is a jump cut, every idea a challenge to authority, narrative, and complacency itself. It’s part diary, part demolition — the blueprint for how to make art that refuses to behave.
Where This Book Lives
- Themes
- film criticism
- 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.
