Godard on Tout va bien (1972

I love the bit at the end about the "right to work"

My god, my godard

This was a shitty film. His absolute worst.

I've not yet seen his "revolutionary" work in the late sixties/ early seventies, and from today's perspective the "revolutionary" work of a maoist is ambigous in the moment you hear about it, before you've seen it.

But that guy is so fucking amazing that hearing him talk is worth more than most films. THis is more than thirty years ago and is more important today than ever, to encourage people to realize that images are ambiguous far from "authentic" in the sense our reality-tv makes believe.