Godard uses film to write social essays, maintaining his usual political critique, and his narrative approach is experimental. The film chose Juliet as the point of view, and used a bunch of fragmented plots to build up the scene of this circle. These plots do not exaggerate lust or emotion at all, but narrate a fact in an almost documentary style, so as to reveal the moral stance of people as consumers in urban life. The film has a strong meaning of emptiness and unconsciousness, which makes the audience easy to fall into the dead end of thinking and struggle endlessly. I believe it will also disappoint some viewers with a voyeuristic mentality.
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2 or 3 Things I Know About Her quotes
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Juliette Janson: No one knows what the city of the future will be like. Part of the wealth of meaning it once had will undoubtedly be lost, undoubtedly. Maybe the creative and formative roles of the city will be taken over by other forms of communication, maybe television and radio...
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Narrator: Objects exist, and if we pay them more attention than we do people, it is because they exist more than those people. Dead objects live on. Living people are often dead already.