Breathless
1959, Drama/Crime, 1h 30m
71 Reviews 25,000+ RatingsWhat to know
Breathless rewrote the rules of cinema -- and more than 50 years after its arrival, Jean-Luc Godard's paradigm-shifting classic remains every bit as vital. Read critic reviews
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Michel Poiccard alias Laszlo Kovacs
Patricia Franchini
Police Inspector
Parvulesco
Antonio Berrutti
The Journalist
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Audience Reviews for Breathless
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Jun 02, 20183/06/2018 - Overrated. The films opening scene is great, but afterwards basically nothing happens until Michel's death, which couldn't have come soon enough.Peter B Super Reviewer
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Mar 07, 2013An iconic film of the French New Wave that revolutionized film-making in general, Breathless is unconventional in many ways but undeniably impressive and unique. From its frequent jump cuts to its leisurely pacing and improvisational dialogue, Breathless is far from a typical drama, and it demonstrates New Wave director Jean-Luc Godard's endless love of film and film-making that separates the movie from its counterparts and makes it a must-see movie for any self-respecting film buff.Joey S Super Reviewer
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Feb 08, 2013A landmark in cinema history, due mostly to revolutionary editing techniques, pop culture references, and a biting undercurrent of intellectualism.Kase V Super Reviewer
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Oct 12, 2012This is the first Godard movie I can say I was vividly entertained throughout the whole movie. A unique love story between a murderer and an American girl in France. Stuffed with memorable dialogue and every moment something was happening. Practically every single second was filled. I still hate Godard's cinematography style, it's annoying and confusing. Unlike the other Godard works I've seen though this one kept you into it, and started the French new wave.Daniel D Super Reviewer
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