Vivre sa vie - The Camera as Vampire - by Godard

Heartbreak intrudes upon the present video. The Critic Richard Thrill wrote about Vivre sa vie the day after Méline left him, with his journals and a rough draft of his latest book hidden in her suitcase. He blamed himself, naturally. Sometimes he wasn't a nice guy.
This video contains scenes from Carl Th. Dreyer's Vampyre (1932), which Thrill viewed as the archetype of his own love.
Film: Vivre sa vie: film en douze tableaux (1962), by Jean-Luc Godard, starring Anna Karina.

[@amelielucas4262]

this was such a good video and done in a way that really drew me in! I was expecting it to have way more views- it definitely deserves it! 10/10

[@reviewlets5171]

Thank you, I really appreciate your comment, especially glad to hear that it drew you in. This one was a bit different than the other videos, a bit more story-driven.

[@sinkhole_of_happiness]

“I didn't have enough money to bring her into my life permanently. Not enough fresh ideas either. Maybe she could have afforded me, but I doubt it. She arrived with my book in her hand and left with my rough drafts.”