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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someone: dude u prefer men or womenme, gazing deeply into the distance, shoving a entire pack of cigarettes in my mouth after watching La Chinoise (1967): me⁉️🤔🧐 i ☝️☝️ have a HUGE 💪 preference pour la ☭☭☭ RÉVOLUTION ☭☭☭ getting involved with humans???? 😡😡😡 i only get involved with COMMUNISM 🔨⚒⛏ because je suis une ☭ COMMUNISTÉ ☭ my blood est 💉 rouge 💉 because that’s the 🔴 couleur 🔴 of la ✊✊ RÉVOLUTION ✊✊ je suis 😡 very 😡 angry 😡 because 💰💰💰💰💰capitalisme 💵💴💶💷💳 exists ☭ VIVA ☭ LA ☭ REVOLUCIÓN ☭
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if a guy read aloud like men do in godard films in real life i'd punch him in the face but since it's jean-pierre leaud i'm all ears
A small group of French students study Maoist ideology in an apartment and debate how to apply it to society, eventually moving toward political radicalism.
La Chinoise was directed by Jean-Luc Godard in 1967 as a key entry in his politically charged 1960s filmography.
Yes, standard releases include English subtitles to translate the extensive political dialogue and on-screen text.
La Chinoise won the Special Jury Prize at the 1967 Venice Film Festival.
