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First Name: Carmen (1983)

A woman involved with a terrorist group becomes dangerously close to the police officer guarding the bank they plan to rob.

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Laimis Z 09 Oct 2009

Interesting plot but not one of my favorite Godard's films.

Gordon C 29 Jul 2008

The combination of image/music/story is breathtaking. It shows really the beauty of nudity.

Karlo M 31 Jul 2008

Wicked. Jean Luc as Jean Luc playing a defunct Maoist numerology-obsessed director whose niece is trying to get him to direct a film project which is really a front for a bank robbery. In the mean time, she becomes entangled with a police officer whose passion becomes a detriment to her criminal scheme. Extremely self-referencial with a little bit of Pierrot, a bit of Weekend, and a precursor to Notre Musique. The sound design is MAGNIFICENT. Throughout the film we see a chambre orchestra rehearsing the music score-- at several points they weave in and out of the story and reinforce the division between reality/fiction in the same manner that Godard's fictional persona blurs a similar line. Guns, violence, sex, and cars. Gender division, arm-chair politics, drama, tragedy and everything else in between. At one point Godard asks if the film will be a documentary, "You're making it up? the documentary... I hope it's fiction." A little self-tooting of the proverbial horn never hurts especially when your passion is cinema and your first name is Jean Luc.

Martin S 09 Feb 2011

The relationship between music, sex and violence was innovatively stimulating. Otherwise, I have to say how much I prefer and love the Godard of the sixties compared to the Godard of the eighties. Art is essentially the ability to communicate good stories, not just to express a notion, but to explore the notion.

Jeremiah L 10 Jul 2008

I liked a couple of scenes but overall it's an incoherent mess and I spent most of the movie trying to figure out what was going on.