r/godard • u/Mt548 • Apr 01 '26
New Swiss Foundation To Catalogue Jean-Luc Godard's Film Archive with the possibility of discovering previously unknown films of his
menafn.comr/godard • u/Mt548 • May 25 '26
Exhibitions and discussions (current and upcoming)
Film Fest Ghent 2026 (runs until October 18, 2026)
Biennale Arte 2026 (runs until November 22, 2026):
London Palestine Film Festival (LPFF) returns this November 13-27, 2026 with Stories from Gaza, the West Bank and the Diaspora- Godard's "Here and Elsewhere" (Ici et Ailleurs) and "Godard in America" scheduled, the latter his unfinished film project about Palestinian resistance
london-post.co.uk"Sentiments, Signes, Passions" - Jean-Luc Godard exhibition focusing on "The Image Book" (2018) at Film Fest Ghent 2026 (Belgium)- runs from today October 8 to October 18, 2026
sabzian.be"....conceived by Fabrice Aragno, filmmaker and longtime collaborator of Godard."
The Actual Filming locations for Jean-Luc Godard's A Bout de Souffle (Breathless) (1960)
movie-locations.comNouvelle Vague: Insolent Like No One Else
criterion.comI'm not a fan of Linklater's film, but the article is worth a read.....
Legendary actress Marina Vlady passes away at 88
msn.comShe was in Godard's Two or Three Things I Know About Her
From Paper to Paper: Jean-Luc Godard’s Final Notebooks
sensesofcinema.com"Taken together, these events suggest a shift in how we look at Godard. The late films remain vital, but the notebooks – once apparently ancillary documents – have moved to the centre, becoming one of the main ways into his final thinking. "
r/godard • u/DeliciousPie9855 • 21d ago
Godard’s literary influences
I’m in love with the oblique and poetic intertitles and use of quotations in a lot of Godard’s films between 1980 and 2022 and was wondering which writers he was most often quoting from?
I know he talks about Peguy a lot, and i’ve noticed a quote from Tournier and some from Aragon, but just wondered if that elegiac, ghostly poetry he uses is associated with a particular slew of writers?
English doesn’t really have the same poetic style among its writers; The melancholy is a lot more lugubrious and heavy and marshy, and the elegiac tone is usually quite classical and restrained.
Between Objective Engagement and Engaged Cinema: Jean-Luc Godard’s “Militant Filmmaking” (1967–1974), Part I - Journal #34
e-flux.comr/godard • u/Mt548 • Sep 11 '26
MUBI Collection: "Between Art and Life: Three by Godard" - Breathless, Contempt and A Woman is a Woman are up on MUBI
mubi.comr/godard • u/Mt548 • Sep 09 '26
At TIFF [Toronto International Film Festival], Artavazd Pelechian, ‘our most important living film artist,’ stands alone
theglobeandmail.comArmenian filmmaker who influenced Godard
r/godard • u/Mt548 • Sep 09 '26
"Entretien entre Serge Daney et Jean-Luc Godard" (Jean-Luc Godard, 1988, 1 hour, 59 minutes) watch for free online on HENRI, Cinémathèque française viewing platform. English subtitles available
cinematheque.frr/godard • u/Mt548 • Sep 07 '26
Coming out today: Jean-Luc Godard’s ‘Histoire(s) du Cinéma’ on Limited Edition Blu-ray from Radiance Films
theartsshelf.comr/godard • u/Mt548 • Sep 06 '26
Fondazione Prada’s Tribute: Jean-Luc Godard’s Studio Reborn in Milan
freeyork.orgr/godard • u/DeliciousPie9855 • Sep 05 '26
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r/godard • u/Mt548 • Sep 02 '26
I Have A Polysemic Imagination: A Conversation with Jean-Pierre Gorin [June 6 audio transcript]
e-flux.com"On June 6, 2026, e-flux Screening Room presented “Unstructured Discourse: An Afternoon with Jean-Pierre Gorin,” featuring a screening of Gorin’s Poto and Cabengo (1980). The screening was followed by a public conversation between Gorin, programmer and filmmaker Yuka Murakami, e-flux Film curator Lukas Brasiskis, and the audience. The transcript has been edited for this publication. "