Really loved this, this piece about fake revolutionists, fake politic people that only sit in a building, only do useless stuff. They shout, they say they wave their hands but nothing ever substantial is done to make something they deem bad, better.
Someone said I should watch this next because it foreshadows a lot of leftists and they were right. Im not saying being leftist sucks as much as being right but there is a lot of bark but no bite in the case of so many leftists.
I think if anything, if you are just like these characters then you are kind of a coward.
Just do something, make a film, make a painting, use your skills to draw attention instead of sitting in a building doing nothing.(Also watch my film <a href="https://boxd.it/ctUo1L">little snow</a> )

La Chinoise
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Release Date
8/30/1967Runtime
96 minsOverview
A small group of French students are studying Mao, trying to find out their position in the world and how to change the world to a Maoistic community using terrorism.
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FrenchBudget
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$30,857Homepage
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Godard's provocative experimental film watches university students wrestling with radical politics and their own complicity, balancing sharp intellectual debate with darkly absurdist humor and deliberate formal disruption that mirrors the chaos of revolutionary fervor.
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Anne Wiazemsky
Véronique

Jean-Pierre Léaud
Guillaume

Juliet Berto
Yvonne
Michel Semeniako
Henri
Lex De Bruijn
Kirilov

Omar Diop
Omar

Francis Jeanson
Francis
Blandine Jeanson
Blandine
Eliane Giovagnoli
Son Ami
Charles L. Bitsch
Self - Assistant Director (uncredited)

Raoul Coutard
Self - Cinematographer (uncredited)
René Levert
Self - Sound Recordist (uncredited)
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