Review: Vivre sa Vie (1962)

The opening credits of Vivre sa Vie commence with the opening note “dedicated to B-movies” and indeed many of Jean-Luc Godard’s best films could make the same claim. They’re smalltime stories about little people living rather pathetic lives if you wish to be brutally honest... Read full article

Review: Vivre sa Vie (1962)

The opening credits of Vivre sa Vie commence with the postscript “dedicated to B-movies” and indeed many of Jean-Luc Godard’s best films could make the same claim. They’re small time stories about little people living rather pathetic lives if you wish to be brutally honest. T... Read full article

Vivre Sa Vie (1962)

Directed by Jean-Luc Godard and starring Anna Karina, this French film shot like a documentary begins up close and personal in the life of a 22 year old woman named Nana. In 12 separate scenes we slowly are given a view into her life. She goes from leaving her husband, trying to get into the movies,... Read full article

Vivre Sa Vie (1962)

Directed by Jean-Luc Godard and starring Anna Karina, this French film shot like a documentary begins up close and personal in the life of a 22 year old woman named Nana. In 12 separate scenes we slowly are given a view into her life. She goes from leaving her husband, trying to get into the movies,... Read full article

Vivre sa Vie (1962)

One of the exciting things about watching a lot of movies is discovering a gem. It’s easy to return to your favorites, as well as slog through a majority that are “so-so.” But then you come upon a great film, and it can remind you why you enjoy them in the first place. Vivre sa vie (My Life to... Read full article