Redoubtable focuses on Godard’s relationship with Wiazemsky against the 1968 Revolution in France. It was a time when Godard wanted to be taken seriously for his politics versus his populist cinema.

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“Redoubtable” has no official release date yet. In this first teaser, Godard (Garrel) reveals what he really thinks about actors. Check out the clip below.

Redoubtable premiered in competition in Cannes last month. Hazanavicius will attend the Jerusalem open-air premiere at the Sultan’s Pool Amphitheatre.

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