The “For Ever Godard” cycle will show nine fundamental films by director Jean-Luc Godard, the biggest name in the French New Wave movement, until March 20th, at Cinema Charlot – Municipal Auditorium.

The cycle began on the 14th with “Name: Carmen”, a film from 1983, which portrays the tragic story of Carmen and Joseph, who become linked during a bank robbery and decide to run away together to a house by the sea, and features the participation of Godard himself playing the character of a patient in a psychiatric hospital.

Promoted by Leopardo Filmes, the cycle runs until March 20th, including eight other films directed by Jean-Luc Godard between 1960 and 1993, namely “Uma Mulher é uma Mulher” (1961), on the 15th, “Pedro, O Loco” (1965) and “O Desprezo” (1963), the 16th, “O Acossado” (1960) and “Válha-me Deus” (1993), the 17th, “Os Carabineiros” (1963), the 18th, “Alphaville” (1965), at 19, and “Made in USA” (1966), at 20.

These nine films by the French-Swiss director are shown at Cinema Charlot at 21:30 pm, with the exception of “Pedro, O Louco” and “O Acossado”, which start at 16:00 pm.

Jean-Luc Godard was the fundamental figure of the French Nouvelle Vague (New Wave), a movement that revolutionized European cinema from the 50s onwards with its approach to marginal and intellectual themes, using innovative filming and editing techniques.

March 14 to 27, 2024
Charlot Hall

ticket prices

€4,50 | regular ticket

€3,50 | Youth card, student card, 3rd age