Notre Musique

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San Sebastián International Film Festival 2004 - Won - FIPRESCI Film of the Year

Notre Musique

Director:
Jean-Luc Godard
80 Minutes
 

At A Glance

Film Synopsis

Divided into three segments, the film boldly condemns the notion of war and the damage that it causes.

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Details

Runtime:
80 min.

Genre:
Drama

Country:
FRANCE

Language:
French

Color:
Color

Plot Summary

The first of the film's three segments, Hell, is a breathtaking visual montage that captures the cruelty and brutality of battle. Next comes Purgatory. Set in postwar, modern-day Sarajevo, this chapter of the film finds Godard at his most philosophical. Godard himself appears as a lecturer at a cultural conference, in which he points out, through a photographic presentation, the similarities between such seemingly opposite groups as the Israelis and Palestinians. Meanwhile, a young Israeli student (Sarah Adler) searches for answers of her own by taking photographs and interviewing various individuals about the concept of power. Another young woman, Olga (Nade Dieu), shows her disdain for the Israeli/Palestinian conflict by performing an act of defiance that leads to the film's third and final segment, Paradise, in which Olga finds herself on the other side of consciousness.

 

 

 

Cast & Crew

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Directed by
Jean-Luc Godard

Produced by
Alain Sarde
Ruth Waldburger

Writing credits
Jean-Luc Godard

Cast

Sarah Adler
Nade Dieu
Rony Kramer
Simon Eine
Jean-Christophe Bouvet

 

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