Éloge de l'amour + Onvoltooid tegenwoordig
Éloge de l'amour + Onvoltooid tegenwoordig
Two 2001 films that revolve around looking back and remembering: Éloge de l'amour by Jean-Luc Godard and Onvoltooid tegenwoordig by Johan van der Keuken.
Programme
Onvoltooid tegenwoordig (Johan van der Keuken, NL 2001, 10')
Johan van der Keuken died in January 2001 and this is the first part of his uncompleted longer documentary swansong. A rapid-fire, rhythmic montage of footage of friends and acquaintances.
Éloge de l'amour (Jean-Luc Godard, FR 2001, 97')
Éloge de l'amour is a diptych. The first half is set in Paris, was filmed in glorious 35mm black and white and revolves around a young director (Bruno Putzulu) preparing a project about ‘the four stages of love’. The second is set two years prior, was filmed in fauvist digital colours and sees the director visit an elderly couple who fought in the resistance and sold their story to a Hollywood producer.
Both films screened on 35mm from the Eye collection.
This is part of
Special screenings
Details
Length
117 min.
Part of
2001
In its film programme 2001 – A Time Capsule, Eye Filmmuseum is marking the 25th anniversary of the year 2001 with a generous helping of nostalgia, screening 25 films that were released in 2001.
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