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Tout Va Bien (1972)

A strike at a French sausage factory contributes to the estrangement of a married filmmaker and his reporter wife.

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Christopher S 07 Jun 2007

Arguably Godard's most heavy-handed political creation of his career. It acts as an excellent complement to, and maybe even explanation of, his masterpiece "Week-End." In both, we find what makes a Godard great: his use of single shot scenes, sliding horizontally. In Tout Va B!ien, viewers are taken aback by two in particular: the panoramic view of the factory as the workers stage their revolt, and the scene of the industrial supermarket, full of shoppers, attendants, communists pontificating, and rebellious youths.

Sarah W 24 May 2008

Tracking shots were amazing and Yves Montand is eternally watchable. If you are not interested in deep examination of the French class system - just fast forward until you see the supermarche!

C F 26 Nov 2008

A political picture documenting a complex moment in time. Plenty of interesting discussions. All of the tracking shots are great, as is the "Ladies Man" set. It's not a terribly enjoyable film, but this is Godard and Gorin coming off of a four-year stint making inaccessible Marxist experimental films, so you shouldn't walk into this one expecting to have a lot of fun. And for a movie that was supposedly written by Gorin, there's a surprisingly small amount of profanity in it, so that's a shame.

Simon M 26 Sep 2009

this film requires lengthy commentary, for which I am unfit at present. (It is 2:45am). Many memorable moments though. It's an effective critical look at consumer capitalism but also an autocritique of sloganeering leftist opposition amid the post-1968 'come down'. Godard also reflects on the medium of film itself within a capitalist culture industry (hence, the opening sequence with all its talk of getting 'stars' on board, writing the cheques, etc). The close of the film has an amazing setpiece in a Carrefour supermarche, which employs a long tracking shot that moves from left to right many times - in this way, you can see where Haneke et al. often pay homage to JLG in their own work. A great film not only in relation to its original context, but clearly still with much relevance today.

Brian B 07 Jun 2007

I found Tout Va Bien to be a completely worthless film. It starts off all right, similar to a Wes Anderson film, but it goes downhill fast. It is a very political film, and the politics don't really apply to today. There isn't much of a story to it, and there isn't any strong charactors so it doesn't do much to hold your attention. The acting is good, but the direction is a bit pretentious. Shots last far too long, and the majority of the movie is filled in by monotonous monologues. By the time the movie was almost over I literally had to restrain myself from fast-forwarding to end it sooner. Not worth your time. Overall 1.5/4 Stars Grade = C-