[18+] Jean-Luc Godard - Week End (1967) (Re-Upload)

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[18+] Jean-Luc Godard - Week End (1967) (Re-Upload)
XVID 826Kbps | 25 fps | French Stereo MP3 141Kbps | English .srt subs | 544x320 | 1:39:32 | 700 MB
Genre: Drama | Starring: Mireille Darc, Jean Yanne, László Szabó

One of the world's most influential filmmakers and a leading figure of the Nouvelle Vague movement of the 60's, Jean-Luc Godard's works have transformed the face of cinema. 'Weekend' remains one of the most legendary, audacious and acclaimed films of his distinguished career. It follows a brickering, scheming bourgeois couple who leave Paris for the French countryside to claim an inheritence by nefarious means. Almost immediately, they become entangled in a cataclysmic traffic jam, which is just the beginning of a journey fraught with violent and dangerous encounters : rape, murder, pillage and even cannibalism. Famed for its virtuoso cinematography -including a stunning ten-minute tracking shot- Godard's dystopian road movie is a ferocious attack on consumerism. (– DVD Cover)

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Watching "Weekend" gave me the same joyous sensation as watching Bunuel's "The Phantom of Liberty." It's so blessedly free from conventionality that it's a rollercoaster of voyeuristic pleasure. Every scene is a text unto itself and maybe it relates to the whole, maybe it doesn't. Godard is making up his own rules as he goes along. This might be the first truly existential film I've seen. It's the kind of movie Nietzsche would've made if he'd been alive to see the advent of film art. (http://imdb.com/title/tt0062480/usercomments)