Jean-Luc Godard / Camera-Eye (1967)

Documentary essay in which the group of directors have decided to express their support of the (North-)Vietnamese people against the USA. The expressed intent was not to do a documentary on Vietnam but to "open a reflexion on this imperialist war". Each realized a segment, all edited together by Marker to achieve "a collective exposé on the conflict".

[@Michelis28]

Thank you so much for posting this The movie is not easy to get a hold of.. This and Alain Resnais Segment are the only ones I've been able to see . It would be greatly appreciated if the rest could be posted.

[@dalibowman]

MAGNIFIQUE!!!!!

[@squarehead444]

cheers for this, it is really great to discover something of value to oneself such as this.

[@clecle9632]

really impressed by this... left with a strange sense of beauty at the end...

[@gusvansanta]

❤❤❤

[@user-tu3me7tv5o]

ベトナムから遠く離れて

[@limageur]

À un moment le verbe crier est traduit par "cry" mais je ne crois pas que ce soit le mot approprié?

[@prasadhshyam]

Greatly politicized Director Godard. Every filmmaker must be inspired from his social perspective. His immeasurable loss must be filled by more and more inspirants by him.

[@user-ys8ig1jj8u]

hail

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