The Little Soldier

…notably Le Petit Soldat (1963; The Little Soldier), an ironically flippant tragedy, banned for many years, about torture and countertorture. Vivre sa vie (1962; My Life to Live), a study of a young Parisian prostitute, used, with ironical solipsism, pastiches of documentary form and clinical jargon. Godard’s 1963 film Le…

…Soldat (1960, banned until 1963; The Little Soldier) with him shortly thereafter. The two were married in 1961; their six-year marriage was not as successful as their professional union. They produced a total of seven feature films together, including some of the most influential films of the 1960s.