Taking on the existentialist words of Godard in the voice of the 'philosopher' speaking to Nana, who might represent human condition, "to be completely at one with what you love takes maturity."
Despite it's not one of Godard's best-known films it won the Special Jury Prize in Venice, enjoying an extremely positive critical reputation: "a perfect film" and "one of the most extraordinary, beautiful, and original works of art that I know of" (Susan Sontag).
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