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Clare Nina Norelli 20 Jun 2016 1. Paul is young, just demobbed from service in the French Army, and disillusioned with civilian life. While his girlfriend builds herself a career as a pop singer, Paul becomes more isolated from his peers—“the children of Marx and Coca Cola”, as the credits announce—and from their social politics.
Traboccante di energia, musica pop, politica, sesso e soprattutto cinema, questo classico è un modello di libertà cinematografica. Con Léaud e la cantante yé-yé Chantal Goya, questo film emblematico della Parigi degli anni ’60, disponibile in una nuova versione restaurata, è un must di Godard!
5 de nov. de 2018 · La bande annonce originale française restaurée en haute définition du film de Jean-Luc Godard avec Jean-Pierre Léaud, Chantal Goya, Marlène Jobert, Brigitte ...
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Masculino, femenino es una película dirigida por Jean-Luc Godard con Jean-Pierre Léaud, Chantal Goya, Marlène Jobert, Michel Debord .... Año: 1966. Título original: Masculin féminin. Sinopsis: Paul es un joven idealista que acaba de terminar el servicio militar. Conoce a Madeleine, una joven atractiva que aspira a ser cantante pop, y ...
Grammaire : Le genre – féminin et masculin. En français, les noms sont généralement classés en deux genres : masculin et féminin. Il est important de connaître le genre des mots, car cela peut affecter l’accord des adjectifs, des articles et d’autres éléments de la phrase. Voici quelques règles générales pour déterminer le ...
Masculine Feminine. The curious thing about Jean-Luc Godard's recent films is that (like good chili) they seem better the next day. This is particularly true of "Masculine Feminine," which I like a great deal more at this instant then I did at any time while I was watching it. The film is made out of 15 scenes of varying lengths, each one ...
19 de sept. de 2005 · Masculin féminin also existed entirely in my head—as a perfectly imaginary object, a little like the ideal movie that Paul (Léaud) himself “secretly wanted to live”—thanks to the fact that my only access to it at the time was through a gorgeous fetish object published by America’s Grove Press, in 1969, a transcription of the film accompanied by many luminous frame reproductions.
