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  • Bande À Part (1964)
    Review preview for Bande À Part

    Bande À Part is continuously light and frothy, relishing its own resourcefulness and serving up a stream of delights.

    Chris · 4 out of 5
    Two misfits and a pretty student conspire to burgle a big house.
  • It's My Life (1962)
    Review preview for It's My Life

    A deceptively unassuming and remarkably solid piece of work.

    Chris · 4.5 out of 5
    A woman drifts into prostitution after the break-up of her relationship.
  • The Little Soldier (1963)
    Review preview for The Little Soldier

    The film is harrowing at times to watch, and Godard, even in this, his second feature, is sacrificing entertainment to art.

    Chris · 4 out of 5
    Musings on the fate of noble men in war.
  • Le Mépris (1963)
    Review preview for Le Mépris

    This film is one of the most rounded of any of Godard’s work and can easily be viewed as ‘mainstream’ – the more philosophical riddles being purely optional.

    Chris · 4.5 out of 5
    An American producer and Austrian director clash over the making of a film.
  • Notre Musique (2004)
    Review preview for Notre Musique

    Notre Musique is one of Godard’s most responsible, articulate and accessible works.

    Chris · 5 out of 5
    An exploration of perspective and the search for truth.
  • Two In The Wave (2009)
    Review preview for Two In The Wave

    Two In The Wave is informative without ever feeling didactic, entertaining in and of itself, and aided by a subject that's likely to be of interest to filmgoers anyway.

    Andrew Robertson · 4 out of 5
    Account of the friendship between Truffaut and Godard.

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