Le Petit soldat

Posted 15 August 2007 in Screening log

Rating

1963 - France

Director
Jean-Luc Godard

Starring
Anna Karina

Impenetrable to me in the same way his Alphaville and Rivette’s Paris Belongs to Us are… gorgeous shots of Paris at night and selected Godardian philosophical rambles provide enough interest to get me through this liking it in an abstract way, but it’s too unfocused for me to really get into it.

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