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Jean-Luc Godard

Jean-Luc Godard was a French and Swiss film director, screenwriter, and film critic. He rose to prominence as a pioneer of the French New Wave film movement of the 1960s, alongside such filmmakers as François Truffaut, Agnès Varda, Éric Rohmer and Jacques Demy. He was arguably the most influential French filmmaker of the post-war era. According to AllMovie, his work "revolutionized the motion…

Born 1930 · Switzerland · Active 1955–2018 · 98 films

Filmography

The Three Disasters
Trailer of the Film That Will Never Exist: "Phony Wars"
Camera-Eye
Une femme coquette — 1955 · shot by Jean-Luc Godard
All the Boys Are Called Patrick — 1957
A Story of Water — 1958
Charlotte and Her Boyfriend — 1958
Operation Concrete — 1958
Breathless — 1960 · shot by Raoul Coutard
A Woman Is a Woman — 1961 · shot by Raoul Coutard
My Life to Live — 1962 · shot by Raoul Coutard
The Seven Deadly Sins — 1962 · shot by Jean Rabier
The New World — 1963
Ro.Go.Pa.G. — 1963 · shot by Jean Rabier
Contempt — 1963 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Le Petit Soldat — 1963 · shot by Raoul Coutard
The Carabineers — 1963 · shot by Raoul Coutard
A Married Woman — 1964 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Bande à part — 1964 · shot by Raoul Coutard
The World's Most Beautiful Swindlers — 1964 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Montparnasse et Levallois — 1965
Alphaville — 1965 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Pierrot le Fou — 1965 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Six in Paris — 1965 · shot by Néstor Almendros
Masculin Féminin — 1966 · shot by Willy Kurant
Made in U.S.A — 1966 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Love — 1967
Two or Three Things I Know About Her — 1967 · shot by Raoul Coutard
The Oldest Profession — 1967 · shot by Heinz Hölscher
Weekend — 1967 · shot by Raoul Coutard
La Chinoise — 1967 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Anticipation — 1967
Far from Vietnam — 1967 · shot by Willy Kurant
Sympathy for the Devil — 1968 · shot by Anthony B. Richmond
A Film Like Any Other — 1968
Love and Anger — 1969 · shot by Giuseppe Ruzzolini
British Sounds — 1969
Joy of Learning — 1969
Wind from the East — 1969 · shot by Mario Vulpiani
Pravda — 1969 · shot by Paul Burron
Struggle in Italy — 1970
Tout Va Bien — 1972
Letter to Jane — 1972
Here and Elsewhere — 1975 · shot by William Lubtchansky
How Is It Going? — 1975 · shot by William Lubtchansky
Number Two — 1975 · shot by William Lubtchansky
Six fois deux/Sur et sous la communication — 1976
France/tour/detour/deux/enfants — 1977
Vladimir and Rosa — 1977
Quelques remarques sur la réalisation et la production du film 'Sauve qui peut — 1979
Every Man for Himself — 1980 · shot by Renato Berta
A Letter to Freddy Buache — 1982 · shot by Jean-Bernard Menoud
Image Changing: Letter to the beloved — 1982
Passion — 1982 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Scénario du film 'Passion' — 1982
Petites notes à propos du film 'Je vous salue, Marie' — 1983
First Name: Carmen — 1983 · shot by Raoul Coutard
Soft and Hard — 1985
Hail Mary — 1985 · shot by Jean-Bernard Menoud
Détective — 1985 · shot by Bruno Nuytten
Grandeur et décadence d'un petit commerce de cinéma — 1986
Meetin' WA — 1986
Aria — 1987 · shot by Gabriel Beristáin
Keep Your Right Up — 1987 · shot by Caroline Champetier
King Lear — 1987 · shot by Sophie Maintigneux
The French as Seen By... — 1988
On s'est tous défilé — 1988
Le dernier mot — 1988
Power of the Speech — 1988
Nouvelle Vague — 1990 · shot by William Lubtchansky
Against Oblivion — 1991
Allemagne 90 neuf zéro — 1991
L'enfance de l'art — 1992
Les Enfants jouent à la Russie — 1993
Hélas pour moi — 1993 · shot by Caroline Champetier
Je vous salue, Sarajevo — 1993
JLG/JLG – Self-Portrait in December — 1995
2 x 50 Years of French Cinema — 1995
For Ever Mozart — 1996
Plus Oh! — 1996
Adieu au TNS — 1996
The Old Place — 1998
Origins of the 21st Century — 2000
In Praise of Love — 2001 · shot by Julien Hirsch
Ten Minutes Older: The Cello — 2002 · shot by Agnès Godard
Dans le noir du temps — 2002
Liberty and Homeland — 2002
Notre musique — 2004 · shot by Julien Hirsch
Prières pour Refusniks — 2004
Vrai faux passeport — 2006
Une catastrophe — 2008
Tribute to Eric Rohmer — 2010
Film Socialisme — 2010
3x3D — 2013 · shot by Fabrice Aragno
Goodbye to Language — 2014 · shot by Fabrice Aragno
Bridges of Sarajevo — 2014 · shot by Luca Bigazzi
Letter in Motion to Gilles Jacob and Thierry Fremaux — 2014
The Image Book — 2018 · shot by Fabrice Aragno

Source

Jean-Luc Godard on Wikipedia

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