Review of Tout Va Bien (1972) by Christopher S — 07 Jun 2007
Arguably Godard's most heavy-handed political creation of his career. It acts as an excellent complement to, and maybe even explanation of, his masterpiece "Week-End." In both, we find what makes a Godard great: his use of single shot scenes, sliding horizontally.
In Tout Va B!ien, viewers are taken aback by two in particular: the panoramic view of the factory as the workers stage their revolt, and the scene of the industrial supermarket, full of shoppers, attendants, communists pontificating, and rebellious youths.
This review of Tout Va Bien (1972) was written by Christopher S on 07 Jun 2007.
Tout Va Bien has generally received positive reviews.
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