Godard Mon Amour (Le Redoutable)
Paris, 1967: Jean-Luc Godard, the cinema legend who created , now plunges into the world of political revolution. While he was making , a film that was more like a Maoist manifesto, he fell in love with Anne Wiazemsky, a starlet who adored him. Their marriage was tested when May 1968 erupted—Godard became increasingly radical, while Anne was pushed aside by his obsessions. Can love survive when art and revolution take over the soul of a genius?