Week End (1967)

Week End
Directed by Jean-Luc Godard
Written by Jean-Luc Godard
1967/France
IMDb link
First viewing/Netflix rental
One of 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die

[box] Roland: What a rotten film. All we meet are crazy people.[/box]

A film about everything and nothing.  Mostly nothing.

I will confess that I did not give this film my 100% attention.  Anyway, a married couple has many adventures on the way to see the wife’s parents on the weekend.  A film of endless traffic pile-ups, explosions, philosophical observations and other such rot.

It’s a red-letter day!  I never have to watch another film by Jean-Luc Godard as long as I live!

 

4 thoughts on “Week End (1967)

  1. I love Week End! I don’t know why. Before I saw Week End, I was finding Godard very hit and miss. But something about Week End … Since then, I’ve found myself being entertained by Godard on a regular basis, if not necessarily understanding him any better.

    Have you see Jacques Tati’s Trafic? Mssr. Hulot designs automobiles. I consider it the prequel to Week End.

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