Whether or not you believe Jean-Luc Godard’s declaration that “Cinema is dead”, the 80-year-old ‘enfant terrible’ certainly attempts to put it out of its misery with this impenetrable three-act brainfart.
Its protagonists wander random locations making vague pronouncements about stuff, shrugging and smoking.
Depending on taste, it’s either a hypnotic cinematic collage asking profound questions about European identity, a sly practical joke or just the rambling holiday videos of a madman (if the llamas, donkeys and YouTube cats are anything to go by).
Film Socialisme review
It's hard to tell what Jean-Luc Godard wants us to take away from his kooky drama
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