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Numéro Deux (1975)

Director: Jean-Luc Godard

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From Time Out Film Guide

Despite its experimental format (video images of varying proportions and numbers superimposed on a 35 mm image), Godard's film is wholly lucid. It examines three generations of a working class French family living together, and argues against traditional concepts of eroticism, instead referring the characters' sexual parameters to a whole series of complex emotions which in turn relate to any number of separate factors, political and social. The result was Godard's richest film in years.

Author: CPe

Time Out Film Guide


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