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Godard Compositore.Pdf LE PETIT SOLDAT spiriamo. (…) ci crediamo come se pretesto per uno dei film più line- dei due continuerà a vivere.» saggio. «Il primo film vertoviano di veramente al maggio ’68.» TOUT VA BIEN miche di sfruttamento e violenza cedenti e ripete anche i commenti è accostato a L’Espoir di Malraux. Godard. Le immagini in dettaglio LE rapport DartY Russia? Perché è una terra di fin- ÉLOGE DE L’AMOUR > 20.00 22 LUNEDÌ (1960, 88’) fosse stata una Caméflex da cine- ari di Godard, dove il paesaggio (Jean Luc Godard) Godard.» (Jean-Marie Straub, Danièle Huillet) di Jean-Luc Godard della società. autocritici di Godard. Dodicesima: Nel secondo Godard legge Che- del corpo gravido di Maria come di Jean-Luc Godard e Anne-Marie zione, e gli europei non sanno più (2001, 99’) UNE HISTOIRE D’EAU I programmi giornale a filmarli e non una grossa mediterraneo offre un sontuoso (Jacques Aumont) Godard intervista due pazienti di sterton sulla fotografia di una ra- paesaggi confrontati a splendide cosa inventare.» In piena guerra d’Algeria, un an- e Jean-Pierre Gorin (1972, 95’) Miéville (1989, 50’) Due storie e due tempi. Dopo AGENDA (1961, 18’) > 17.30 tieroe oscilla fra OAS e FLN, fra camera cinemascope maneggiata contrasto alla volgarità del milieu THE ROARING TWENTIES PUBLICITÉ SCHICK Un sarcastico apologo brechtiano 6 FOIS 2 - SUR ET SOUS LA un ospedale psichiatrico. gazza in Algeria. inquadrature della natura. Il film I proprietari dei grandi magazzini (Jean-Luc Godard) quasi vent’anni, Godard filma nuo- I CORTOMETRAGGI PRIMA impegno e cinismo, ma si lascia da chi bisogna proprio chiamare cinematografico e all’amarezza (I ruggenti anni venti, usa/1939) LA CHINOISE di Jean-Luc Godard dove Godard mette a nudo le mo- COMMUNICATION / 4A. PAS fu aspramente contestato da tutti Darty commissionano a Godard vamente la Parigi di oggi ma in THE KILLING LE GRAND ESCROC DI “À BOUT DE SOUFFLE” coinvolgere dai sentimenti. Un maestro”. della fine di una coppia. di Raoul Walsh (106’) (1967, 90’) e Jean-Pierre Gorin (1971, 45’’) dalità di produzione del film stesso D’HISTOIRE / 4B.NANAS PRIÈRES POUR REFUSNIKS i cattolici che non l’avevano visto, e Miéville un film inchiesta. Chi JE vous salue, Sarajevo bianco e nero, come se fosse ai FEBBRAIO (Rapina a mano armata, USA/1956) (episodio di Les plus belles escro- (falso) film di spionaggio intriso di (Jean-Luc Godard) Giunto a Hollywood nel Trenta, Ja- «Quando si riguarda oggi La chi- Spot per Dupuy Compton. Due e prende in ostaggio due divi (Yves di Jean-Luc Godard e Anne-Marie 1 E 2 compreso il Papa, che recitò un siamo? «Le rapport Darty somiglia (1993, 3’) tempi dell’Occupazione nazista. di Stanley Kubrick (85’) queries du monde, 1963, 25’) DA “À BOUT DE SOUFFLE” disillusione esistenziale e nostalgia DOM NA TRUBNOJ mes Cagney dichiara alla stampa noise, sbeffeggiato nel 1967 dalla coniugi al mattino si insultano Montand e Jane Fonda, seque- Miéville (1976, 100’) MAGGIO (2004, 7’/3’30’’) rosario di riparazione (sic). più alla corrispondenza dei fratelli «Due minuti folgoranti che risuo- Nel passato, invece, tinto in colori FINO ALLE PORTE DEL ‘68 per gli ideali perduti. CHARLOTTE ET SON JULES (La casa sulla piazza Trubnajia, che recita “per mangiare”. Non sinistra (...) non si finisce di stupirsi mentre la radio diffonde notizie sul strati dagli operai di una fabbrica Settima parte: La Storia, le storie e Film-lettere dedicati a militari isra- Marx con la Warner Bros., che non nano come uno sparo, un bagliore fauves, si consumano un assedio CINEMA LUMIÈRE > 22.15 LE MÉPRIS (1958, 13’) URSS/1928) di Boris Barnet (63’) considera la sua carriera d’attore della precisione con cui Godard Vietnam e la Palestina. Ma appena occupata), trattandoli come attori le bugie secondo Godard. Ottava: eliani imprigionati perché rifiutatisi FRANCE TOUR DÉTOUR a un trattato di antropologia». nella notte». (Jean-Baptiste Mo- e una sconfitta. Via Azzo Gardino 65, Bologna UN’ESTATE D’AMORE (1963, 103’) - replica UNE FEMME COQUETTE Omaggio a Cocteau, è una diverti- Una casa sulla piazza Trubnaja è come sacra. Dopo Sinners’s Ho- ha colto i segni del tempo, che di- si diffonde il profumo della lozione secondari. Una donna anziana descrive le sue PRÉNOM CARMEN di fare il servizio militare in territo- deux enfants (9-10-11-12) (Thierry Jousse) rain) Anticipo di un passaggio che tel. 051 2195311 (Sommarlek, Svezia/1951) I FILM DE COMBAT, IL ‘68 ta variante di Le Bel indifférent con abitata da piccolo-borghesi arric- lyday, recita in Public Enemy dove venteranno manifesti per tutti negli dopobarba, la radio tace e la cop- rio palestinese. Nel primo Godard di Jean-Luc Godard e Anne-Marie ritroveremo nel suo autoritratto di Ingmar Bergman (97’) (1955, 10’) difficoltà pratiche e “racconta cose (1983, 85’) DANS LE NOIR DU TEMPS Per maggiori informazioni “Ispirato ad una novella di Mau- i ruoli invertiti: è Belmondo (dop- chiti e si assiste ai loro traffici e – ricorda – “sono diventato celebre anni seguenti.» pia si calma. COMMENT ÇA VA? che nessun uomo può inventare”. sovrappone un brano di Les Cara- Miéville (1977-78, 112’) L’enfance DE L’art a Dicembre. Storie di regole e di (episodio di Ten Minutes Older: The versione italiana 23 MARTEDÌ piato da Godard) a lanciarsi in un intrallazzi meschini. Godard rite- per aver fatto esplodere un pom- (Frieda Grafe) Una rapina, un vecchio zio un po’ biniers a una canzone di Léo Fer- eccezioni. e per avere il calendario dei RECHERCHE ET VIDEO passant, questo breve racconto di Jean-Luc Godard e Anne-Marie suonato. Una donna e un uomo (e Dodici puntate. Due bambini ven- di Jean-Luc Godard e Anne-Marie Cello, 2001, 10’) monologo per trattenere la bella neva Barnet un cineasta di stile pelmo sul viso di Mae Weiss”. le Vent D’est ré. Nel secondo ‘decostruisce’ la gono intervistati dal giornalista mesi futuri: > 18.00 sull’infedeltà di una giovane donna Miéville (1976, 78’) PASSION una pistola). I quartetti per archi Miéville (episodio di How Are the Dieci stazioni sull’oblio del pre- 11 GIOVEDÌ MONTPARNASSE concilia una solida struttura narra- Anne Colette, ritornata da lui sol- “inimitabile che morirà solo con il (James Cagney) ONE P.M. - ONE AMERICAN di Jean-Luc Godard (1983, 89’) stella di David. Robert Linard (lo stesso Godard), 2 X 50 ans de cinéma sente dove le immagini dei film di www.cinetecadibologna.it RÉTOUR AU CINÉMA “Film su un film da farsi, si presen- di Beethoven. Le onde del mare. Kids?, 1990, 9’) (Montparnasse 19, Francia- tiva (…) e il semplice desiderio di tanto per riprendersi lo spazzolino cinema”. MOVIE e Jean-Pierre Gorin (1969, 94’) ta innanzitutto come un pamphlet Il caos vorticoso e talvolta brutale sempre fuori campo. Un presenta- «Queste immagini di guerra, di français Ejzenstejn, Pasolini e Godard sono da denti. Una mano sul televisore sulle note Tutti le proiezioni se non > 20.00 Italia/1958) di Jacques Becker (108’) seguire le deambulazioni urbane di PIERROT LE FOU di Jean-Luc Godard, D. A. Pennebaker Girato in Italia con Gian Maria Vo- sull’informazione e sulle comu- della realtà (l’operaia Isabelle Hup- di Ruby’s Arms (Tom Waits). Capo- Soft and Hard – tore e una presentatrice introduco- donna e di infanzia sono letteral- di Jean-Luc Godard e Anne-Marie confrontate ad atroci sequenze LES HISTOIRE(S) DU HOLLYWOOD OR BUST no e chiudono le puntate. diversamente indicato sono UNE FEMME EST UNE una graziosa ragazza. È anche la (1965, 110’) e Richard Leacock (1968-1971, 78’) lonté, Anne Wiazemsky, Glauber nicazioni di massa, soprattutto pert alle prese col padrone Michel lavoro. Conversation between mente abitate da altre immagini Miéville (1995, 50’) d’archivio sui campi di sterminio FEMME CINÉMA E DINTORNI prima apparizione del tema fonda- LETTER FROM AN (Hollywood o morte, USA/1956) Una sorta di happening. «Si tratta Film mai terminato da Godard, Rocha nella parte di se stesso. Piccoli, l’attrice Hanna Schygulla e Two Friends on Hard Un viaggio lungo la storia del ci- nazisti. in versione originale con LA PARESSE quando ripete con insistenza l’ac- di donne e bambini nella guerra, (1961, 85’) mentale della prostituzione”. UNKNOWN WOMAN di Frank Tashlin (95’) di un film del tutto inconscio. Non realizzato insieme a Pennebaker «Vent d’est ha humour da vendere, cusa “giornalisti di merda”. Ma una giostra di altre figure) intorno SOIGNE ta DROITE SUBJECT 9) Potere/Musica quelle di Paisà. (...) Rossellini è on- nema francese, in un dialogo con sottotitoli italiani (episodio di Les Sept Péchés Capi- (Patrice Blouin) (Lettera da una sconosciuta, USA/1948) “Sul tema dell’itinerario, caro a Ho- sono mai stato tanto inquieto pri- e Leacock, che lo monteranno dell’ingenuità in quantità, dell’in- 10) Romanzo/Economia Michel Piccoli. Un contributo pole- taux, 1962, 113’) APRÈS LES HISTOIRE(S) quella che esso mette in discus- ad un set lussuoso e solenne dove (1987, 82’) di Jean-Luc Godard e Anne-Marie nipresente in questo film veramen- LIBERTÉ ET PATRIE > 21.45 di Max Ophuls (86’) ward Hawks, Tashlin si abbandona ma delle riprese; non avevo nulla, senza di lui. Girato a New York, telligenza, della generosità e della sione (…) non è tanto una deon- un regista polacco mette in scena Miéville (1986, 48’) 11) Realtà/Logica te generoso.» mico al centenario della storia del di Jean-Luc Godard e Anne-Marie proprio nulla, (...) sapevo che la Un cineasta simile all’idiota, al 12) Sogno/Morale 5 VENERDÌ CHARLOTTE ET IL NUOVO MONDO LES QUATRE CENTS COUPS Godard ha sempre amato partico- a un’orgia di trovate poetiche dove Berkeley, Newark, documenta le collera.» tologia del giornalismo quanto una dei tableaux vivants.
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