I'm incredibly mixed up on this one - more than anything I've come across with Godard, even more so than My Life to Live.

Godard had some cinematic ideas he wanted to try and some political stuff he wanted to say, and didn't let the fact that they didn't fit together very well stop him. Everything he did here he'd done this before, and better, in the 60's. Still, he does an admirable job of piecing things together into a reasonably understandable and well shot film that comes out pretty fun.

76.500

It's maybe a classic Godard film, but it did not give much of kicks for me. Music was nice though. Very special way of acting they choose.

I had no idea Godard could make a film as good as this.

Feels like Godard just repeating himself. The music, and the emotional and metafilm themes comes right out of Contempt, with the militant edge that we've all seen before in Tout va bien, Weekend, or La chinoise. That wouldn't be a bad thing on it's own, but it all comes together in a jumbled mess, with only slight appeal.