In Praise of Love
Summary:
Cinematic iconoclast Jean-Luc Godard returns to the front ranks of contemporary filmmaking while embracing the digital video revolution (no great surprise, given his eager and early embrace of video technology in the 1970s) with this drama. In the first part of the film, shot on 35 mm black-and-white film, a filmmaker named Edgar (Bruno Putzulu) is in the midst of a casting session... Full Summary >>
Cast:
Bruno Putzulu - (Edgar)
Cécile Camp - (Elle)
Jean Davy - (Grandfather)
Jérémie Lippmann - (Perceval)
Francois Verny
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Review:
A return to a more conventional (though fractured) narrative, In Praise of Love is one of Jean-Luc Godard's most sad, beautiful, and accessible films. Its French title, Éloge de l'amour, translates literally to "Eulogy for Love," which implies that it's not so much about praising love as mourning its passing, and more accurately conveys th... Continue >>
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