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Weekend

(1967)
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French filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard's Le Weekend remains his most consistently relentless attack on the bourgeois values of his own country and the perceived imperialism of the United States. Read More
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Jean Yanne Roland
Jean-Pierre Kalfon Leader of the FLSO
Jean-Pierre Léaud Man in the Phone Booth/Saint Just
Jean Eustache Hitchhiker
Virginie Vignon Marie-Madeleine
Laszlo Szabo Arab speaking for his black brother
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