Jean-Luc Godard explains his rebellious film making style | The director's share Episode 2

In today's episode, we bring you a mash up of some of the best interviews from one of the founders of the french new wave, the legend, the master himself Jean-Luc Godard.
If you like this, feel free to suggest who we should do next.
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[@parichehrmanuchehr4679]

Maestro Jean Luc Godard 🙏👍RIP Cinema living forever Thank you Jean

[@foreignfilmsessays]

RIP Jean-Luc Godard 🕯️🙏🏾

[@sato-lh5zf]

👍🏻i love his sence of everything.

[@brunomollicone7914]

La plus belle époque pour la France, que du talent des créations et non pas du remix.

[@galaxylle]

R.I.P. Master

[@omali1105]

Where can I find y'all new twitter handle?

[@foreignfilmsessays]

Here you go: twitter.com/ForeignEssays
If you want to follow essay guy here is his Twitter: twitter.com/Fredilo_
Thank you

[@川口健太郎-m5e]

ヌーヴェルヴァーグ

[@cemaldindar771]

overrated man

[@marcus6918]

he is so full of nothing

[@kelechi_77]

Watch any blockbuster movie released commercially in the states in 1960, then watch Breathless and tell me it's not completely idiosyncratic and original. I will never tire of people calling those who have changed history and continue to receive acclaim as being "overrated" or "nothing" as if you yourself are some kind of genius who is unveiling society's ploy to promote a hack, and not that the issue itself lies therein with you not having the time or patience to look more into the medium before appreciating some trailblazing works lol.

[@marcus6918]

@@kelechi_77 challenge accepted, i will come back in a few weeks. everything i have seen so far from this asshole was always crap.

[@bobbymcfee2974]

If you’re ignorant of what he’s talking about, yeah I guess your perspective is fine then