More than a landmark in the history of world cinema, Jean-Luc Godard’s iconic manifesto radically reshaped the language of film, liberating it from every convention.
A young delinquent obsessed with Humphrey Bogart kills a police officer and escapes to Paris. There, he meets an American student selling newspapers on the Champs-Élysées. As the police close in, the two experience love and freedom in their purest, most absolute form.
Berlin International Film Festival
Best Director
1960
BAFTA Awards
Nomination for Best Foreign Actress (Jean Seberg)
1960
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