Breathless

In the past few years, humans have run till the end of their ability, we are still running. Like the asthmatic child in a race without proper care, we are choking on the challenges that have plagued our world. We enter breathless aware and like God in Robert Lopez’s “The…

Have you ever been under the sun, your throat parched if feels like raw meat being cooked over open flames? You can even feel the redness, the harsh pull of your muscles when you try to swallow. Have you ever gone under water, swallowed by the darkness that sits as…

The qualities of a character are what make that character very compelling and can make or break their development in the plot of the film. …

Jean Luc-Godard said, “To make a film all you need is a girl and a gun.” Breathless is one of the most influential movies ever made. Along with Truffaut’s The 400 Blows and Chabrol’s Le Beau Serge, Breathless signaled the emergence of the French New Wave (La Nouvelle Vague). The…

To choose bravery Is to step outside ourselves With steadfast courage We’ve all heard the phrase, “It’s time to get out of your own way”. While these wise words of advice seem pretty clear, the murkiness of the act tends to confound us. It’s funny when we think about those…

OUR RATING FOR BREATHLESS: ✰✰✰✰✰ — “Godard’s Breathless is more than a mere inversion of the Hollywood film noir genre. This film structurally creates for itself a language of dissonance through paradoxes which are never resolved in the film; the nonsensical cuts and the indefinable male protagonist that appears to have certain traits only for them…

There is a moment in time  when you forget the world  and miss that one person  so acutely,  it takes your breath away;  Problem arises…

A bout de souffle, or Out of Breath, or Breathless, is Jean-Luc Godard’s breakthrough picture, the archetypal French New Wave. A commonality between reviewers is that the film oozed coolness, a French chic. Between Jean-Paul Belmondo’s insouciant swagger and Jean Seberg’s naive but determined innocence, the viewer was supposed to…