A complete proletarian, with no car, no house, no family, no career, and a beautiful skin, and Anna, who has gradually become a prostitute, makes people feel pity. Godard's perspective focuses more on the depiction of his wife's facial expressions and eyes. Even if the conversation with the philosopher in it makes people think about the existential philosophy of Sartre or Beauvoir, but as a man, a sentimental animal, I see more love letters from a man who is passionately in love to his lover. Lingering and sad. Vivre sa vie, to live your life is to do whatever you want. Men may all be the same. When you fall in love with someone, you will keep taking pictures of her to find the power of her eyes.
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