Godard Mon Amour

In 1967, Jean-Luc Godard, a prominent filmmaker known for his groundbreaking work, finds himself deeply immersed in creating "La Chinoise," a film that explores the themes of political ideologies and youth activism. During this time, he encounters Anne Wiazemsky, an earnest 19-year-old actress who captures not only his attention but his heart as well. The pair embark on a passionate relationship that culminates in marriage. As Godard navigates his career and the ever-changing political landscape of the late '60s, his personal life becomes intertwined with his artistic pursuits, resulting in a poignant reflection on love, marriage, and the nature of creativity amidst tumultuous times. The film also delves into how Godard's radical views and revolutionary ideals affect not just his work but also his relationship with Anne, offering an intimate portrayal of their evolving dynamic through this pivotal period in their lives.