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404:. He interviews a young woman named Elsa, asking her about subjects such as politics, birth control and love. At the café, Paul tells Elisabeth that Madeleine is pregnant, but Elisabeth is skeptical. Madeleine arrives and sees the woman who shot her partner, now a prostitute. They also see a theatre director giving instructions to an actress. Paul, Madeleine, Elisabeth and Catherine go to a cinema to watch a film. During the screening, Madeleine tells Paul that she loves him. He leaves the cinema temporarily to spray-paint a slogan critical of 1261: 1245: 1229: 1213: 1197: 381:. On the day of its release, Paul brings her to the café and attempts to propose to her. Madeleine, anxious to see the release of her record, says they will discuss the matter later. Paul records a message for Madeleine in a coin-operated record booth. He is then approached by a man with a knife, who stabs himself. In a laundromat, Paul recounts to Robert his experience of feeling that he was being followed. Robert, reading a newspaper, tells Paul about 416:, leaving behind a note that says "Peace in Vietnam". Paul and Catherine visit Madeleine in a recording studio, where she is recording a new song. She acts distant towards Paul, and after encountering a reporter, asks Paul to fetch a car for her. Paul calls the war ministry, and impersonating a military general, demands a car. One arrives, and he, Madeleine and Catherine depart the premises in it. 420:
officer that Paul purchased a high-rise apartment. Madeleine wanted to move Elisabeth in with them, which Paul opposed. Paul reportedly fell from a window, which Catherine asserts must have been an accident rather than a suicide. Madeleine, still pregnant, tells the officer that she is not sure what she will do next.
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Godard did not have a shooting script; instead he relied on a spiral notebook filled with ideas, sketches, and dialogue he had handwritten the previous evening. Godard was interested in working with singer Chantal Goya because she was neither a film nor stage actress when she was introduced to him by
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and secured the rights to both short stories. When filming began, Godard discarded both Maupassant short stories and Maupassant's publishers later agreed that the film was in no way an adaptation of the author's work. The only parts of either short stories that appear in the film is the fact that the
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Paul, a young idealist who recently fulfilled his military service, is looking for a job. In a café, he meets Madeleine Zimmer, a young singer who wishes to make a record. They witness a woman having an argument with her partner, which culminates in the woman drawing a gun and shooting him. Paul goes
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From January to March 1966, Paul continues conducting opinion polls about politics, love, and other topics. He determines that his lack of objectivity, even when unconscious, resulted in a lack of sincerity in the answers from the people he polled. At a police station, Catherine recounts to an
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approaches, Paul turns 21 years old and becomes romantically involved with Madeleine. Madeleine introduces him to her roommate Elisabeth Choquet. Also present is Catherine-Isabelle, whom Robert likes. Paul helps Robert put up posters around Paris and paint the phrase
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Paul begins working for a magazine. In a bathroom, Paul confronts Madeleine, saying that she promised him that they would go out that night. She asks him if "going out" means "going to bed", and he falls silent. She tells him that her promise was a lie. As the
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on a wall outside. Later, Robert has a conversation with Catherine, during which he asserts that she is in love with Paul. Godard, through Robert, constructs the idea of worker as a revolutionary and work as revolution.
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to meet with his friend Robert Packard, a journalist who has Paul sign a petition to free a group of artists and writers in Rio de Janeiro accused of voicing their opposition to state policy.
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praised the film's ability to speak to young people, while H. Chapier criticized the film for its sexual content but praised Leaud's performance. British critic
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was intended as a representation of 1960s France and Paris. The film contains references to various pop culture icons and political figures of the time, such as
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interviews about love, lovemaking, and politics. At times the main story is interrupted by various sequences and subplots, including a scene paraphrased from
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Daniel Filipacchi on 7 November 1965. Shooting began on November 22, 1965. Godard used natural lighting and a minimal crew throughout the production.
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Due to the portrayal of youth and sex, the film was prohibited to persons under 18 in France—"the very audience it was meant for," griped Godard.
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main character's name is Paul and the "film within the film" that the main characters go to see at a cinema was initially inspired by
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singer). Despite markedly different musical tastes and political leanings, the two soon become romantically involved and begin a
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with Madeleine's two roommates, Catherine (Duport) and Elisabeth (Jobert). The camera probes the young actors in a series of
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for several years and agreed to the project. Eventually, Dauman suggested that Godard also adapt Maupassant's short story
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The film has since garnered widespread critical acclaim and it is often cited as one of Godard's greatest works. On the
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Léaud plays Paul, a romantic young idealist who chases budding pop star Madeleine (played by Goya, a real-life
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Elsa Leroy as "Mademoiselle 19 ans", a young French woman whom Paul interviews for an IFOP poll (uncredited)
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Paul starts living with Madeleine, Elisabeth and Catherine. He leaves his job at the magazine to become a
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gave a negative review of the film and called it "entertainment of only the most loose and spotty sort."
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said that it was "that rare achievement: a work of grace and beauty in a contemporary setting."
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In 1965, Anatole Dauman, the head of Argos Films, wanted to re-edit and re-release
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The film was selected for screening as part of the Cannes Classics section of the
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This article is about the film. For the Blonde Redhead compilation album, see
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Catherine-Isabelle Duport as Catherine-Isabelle, Madeleine's other roommate
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said that it had "flashes of original wit and contemporary perceptions."
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also makes an uncredited appearance as the wife of an American officer.
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make uncredited appearances as an actress and a director in the café.
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One day, a man borrows a box of matches from Paul, and uses them to
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and Coca-Cola", which is actually an intertitle between chapters.
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called it Godard's "most complex film to date." American critic
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Tranchant, Marie-Noëlle; Guyard, Bertrand (22 January 2018).
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Trailer of the Film That Will Never Exist: "Phony Wars"
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as the man who dies by suicide by stabbing (uncredited)
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At the time of the film's release, French journalist
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Letter in Motion to Gilles Jacob and Thierry Frémaux
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Index

Masculin Féminin (album)

Jean-Luc Godard
Anatole Dauman
Chantal Goya
Jean-Pierre Léaud
Willy Kurant
Agnès Guillemot
Jean-Jacques Debout
Svensk Filmindustri
Columbia Films
French
[maskylɛ̃feminɛ̃kɛ̃zfepʁesi]
French New Wave
Jean-Luc Godard
Chantal Goya
Jean-Pierre Léaud
Marlène Jobert
yé-yé
vérité-style
LeRoi Jones
Dutchman
Charles de Gaulle
André Malraux
James Bond
Bob Dylan
Marx
French presidential election of December 1965
Peace in Vietnam
RCA Records

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