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Michel is on the run. Eventually she betrays him, but before the police arrive, she tells Michel what she has done. He is somewhat resigned to a life in prison, and does not try to escape at first. A friend of his arrives and attempts to hand him a gun, but he refuses. As the police arrive, the friend drives off, but throws the gun towards Michel, who picks it up. The police shoot him in the street, and after running along the block, he collapses. As Patricia stands over the dying Michel, he curses her with his last words, but she does not understand his French.
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shooting days could range from 15 minutes to 12 hours, depending on how many ideas Godard had. Producer Georges de Beauregard wrote a letter to the crew complaining about the erratic shooting schedule. Coutard claimed Beauregard got in a fistfight with Godard when he found the director at a café on a day when he had called in sick.
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in 1942 has been as influential," dismissing its jump cuts as the biggest breakthrough, and instead calling revolutionary its "headlong pacing, its cool detachment, its dismissal of authority, and the way its narcissistic young heroes are obsessed with themselves and oblivious to the larger society."
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The final screenplay deviates very little from Truffaut's original treatment, aside from the much longer bedroom scene. Godard wrote the script as he went along. He told Truffaut, "the subject will be the story of a boy who thinks of death and of a girl who doesn't." Truffaut believed Godard's change
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called the film a "fascinating communication" which is "emphatically unrestrainedly vicious, completely devoid of moral tone" and shocking due to the "vigor of its reportorial candor". Crowther described Godard's editing as "pictorial cacophony". He saw Belmondo as "hypnotically ugly" and "the most
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Godard shot the movie's first sequence toward the end, but most of the filming was chronological. There was minimal crew and no lights for the bedroom scene with Michel and Patricia at the HĂŽtel de SuĂšde. Godard was determined to shoot there after living at the hotel in the early 1950s. Instead of
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Pierre Rissient said that the jump cut style was not intended during the film's shooting or the initial stages of editing. Coutard said that "there was a panache in the way it was edited that didn't match at all the way it was shot. The editing gave it a very different tone than the films we were
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Locations were selected in advance, and assistant director Pierre Rissient described the shoot as very organized. However, filming was done without permits, adding to the spontaneous feel Godard wanted. Michel's death was filmed on the rue Campagne-PremiĂšre in Paris. Actor Richard Balducci said
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on the boulevards of Paris. The ambivalent Patricia unwittingly hides him in her apartment as he simultaneously tries to seduce her and call in a loan to fund their escape to Italy. Patricia says she is pregnant, probably with Michel's child. When the police question her, Patricia realizes that
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through his acquaintance with her husband Francois Moreuil. In June 1959, Seberg agreed to appear in the film for $ 15,000, one-sixth of the film's budget. Godard gave Moreuil a cameo in the film. During filming, Seberg privately questioned Godard's style and wondered if the film would be
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to the ending was personal, "In my script, the film ends with the boy walking along the street as more and more people turn and stare after him, because his photo's on the front of all the newspapers...Jean-Luc chose a violent end because he was by nature sadder than I."
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opened...not in an art house but at a chain of four commercial theaters, selling 259,046 tickets in four weeks. The eventual profit was substantial...The film's success with the public corresponded to its generally ardent and astonished critical reception."
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about Michel Portail and his American journalist girlfriend Beverly Lynette. In November 1952, Portail stole a car to visit his sick mother in Le Havre and ended up killing a motorcycle cop named Grimberg. Truffaut wrote a treatment with
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zeroed in on the bedroom scenes as the core of the film. He explains the rigidity of cinematic bedroom scenes with their "definite pace from window to bed and climactically into the sheets. Even in the rather perverse imaginations of
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Michel's dying words are mumbled and hard to hear: "C'est vraiment dégueulasse". Throughout the film, "dégueulasse" has been clearly used to mean "disgusting" in reference to things like Michel's request for a loan and the music of
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magazine's decennial polls of filmmakers and critics on the subject on multiple occasions. In May 2010, a fully restored version of the film was released in the United States to coincide with the film's 50th anniversary.
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was a mistake. He added "there used to be just one way. There was one way you could do things. There were people who protected it like a copyright, a secret cult only for the initiated. That's why I don't regret making
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deemed it "a very fine piece of work". Though he found the film too insubstantial to be remembered, he concluded "the technique should linger, and so should these talents, here so highly visible and memorable."
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with complicated and time-consuming tracks to lay, Godard often pushed Coutard in a wheelchair. For certain street scenes, Coutard hid in a postal cart with a hole for the lens and packages piled on top of him.
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in the crew to report on the production. A novelization by Claude Francolin was released in February 1960, a month before the film's release. Columbia also issued a soundtrack album of Martial Solal's music.
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and Band of Outsiders—it’s because the young French directors discovered the poetry of crime in American life (from our movies) and showed the Americans how to put it on the screen in a new, 'existential'
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has been credited as a key influence for Godard. This can be seen in the adoption of jump-cuts, use of real locations rather than constructed sets and the documentary, newsreel format of filming.
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Godard and his media-savvy friends were well-positioned to gin up publicity before the movie was released. Richard Balducci was in charge of promoting the film and he embedded a reporter from
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camera was the only camera that worked for the film used. Nearly the entire film had to be dubbed in post-production because the Cameflex was noisy and incapable of synchronized sound.
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in May 1959 when they wrote Beauregard to endorse Godard as the director. Their names helped greenlight the film, but both would have very small roles in its production.
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at the time. He therefore took 18-metre lengths of HP5 film sold for 35mm still cameras and spliced them into 120-metre rolls. During development he
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book series, being a favorite of female protagonist Sheeni Saunders, including her dreams of running off to France and her fascination for
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as his American girlfriend Patricia. The film was Godard's first feature-length work and represented Belmondo's breakthrough as an actor.
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and blowing that all apart." In 1964, Godard described his and his colleagues' impact: "We barged into the cinema like cavemen into the
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Godard wanted cinematographer Michel Latouche to shoot the film after working with him on his short films. Instead, De Beauregard hired
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for that. But it is the most representative." By June of that year, it was already pointed to as "the crowning point of the new wave".
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by CĂ©cile Decugis and his assistant Lila Herman. Decugis said the film earned a pre-release reputation as the worst film of the year.
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appears in a cameo as the dead body of a man hit by a car in the street. The film includes many in-jokes like the young woman selling
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when the detectives are discussing their favorite cop movies. Jeffords identifies the film as "François Truffaut's
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The size of the sprocket holes in the photographic film was different from that of motion picture film, and the
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analyzed it as existentially representing "the meaninglessness of the time interval between moral decisions."
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Upon its initial release in France, the film attracted over two million viewers. It has since been considered
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and Michel's occasional alias of Laszlo Kovacs, the name of Belmondo's character in Chabrol's 1959 film
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because he liked the treatment. Chabrol and Truffaut were now star directors. They were at the
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attracted much attention for its bold visual style, which included then unconventional use of
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Includes Continuity Script, Truffaut's treatment, interviews, and many reviews of the film.
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with next to no lighting. In order to shoot under low-light levels, Coutard had to use
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sees the film as exemplifying Nietzsche's conception of ("active" versus "passive")
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commercially viable. After it was a success, she reprised her character in Godard's
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Michel is a youthful, dangerous criminal who models himself on the film persona of
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included it on his "Great Movies" list in 2003, writing that "No debut film since
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January issue, months before its release. That same month, Godard was awarded the
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Sanmartians.net is a website used for Department of Anthropology courses at
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Ozeri, Gil; Liedman, Gabe; Engler, Michael (4 February 2014). "The Party".
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What I Learned From Watching: Breathless (1960) [INTERACTIVE VIDEO]
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wrote, "Of all the films now being made by the newcomers to French cinema,
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Filming ran 23 days from August 17 until September 12, 1959. It included
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made a music video for the song "In View" that pays homage to the film.
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effective cigarette-mouther and thumb-to-lip rubber since time began".
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is shot through with constant in-jokes and references to other films:
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The final scene is recreated in Romeo Void's "Never Say Never" video.
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Why ‘Breathless’? A Retrospective On Jean-Luc Godard’s Masterpiece
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in a movie theater, and are shown watching the iconic final scene.
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named their album from 2011 after main character Michel Poiccard.
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The final scene is mentioned (and later alluded to visually) in
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has a head start on it; it is not the most striking - we have
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Subsequent releases of the film have differing translations:
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Everything is Cinema: The Working Life of Jean-Luc Godard
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one of the protagonists re-enacts a scene from the film.
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Trailer of the Film That Will Never Exist: "Phony Wars"
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called "a critical statement of aims and boundaries".
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Letter in Motion to Gilles Jacob and Thierry Frémaux
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Jean-Luc Godard: A Guide to References and Resources
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and is inspired to go to Paris to revive her career.
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Index

A bout de souffle

French
Jean-Luc Godard
François Truffaut
Claude Chabrol
Georges de Beauregard
Jean Seberg
Jean-Paul Belmondo
Henri-Jacques Huet
fr
Liliane Dreyfus
fr
Claude Mansard
fr
Van Doude
fr
Daniel Boulanger
Raoul Coutard
CĂ©cile Decugis
fr
Martial Solal
FRF
French
lit.
New Wave
crime
drama film
Jean-Luc Godard
Jean-Paul Belmondo

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