Top billed cast

1. 

   Anna Karina

   Angela

2. 

   Jean-Claude Brialy

   Émile Récamier

3. 

   Jean-Paul Belmondo

   Alfred Lubitsch

4. 

   Henri Attal

   Fake Blind #2 (uncredited)

5. 

   Karyn Balm

   (uncredited)

6. 

   Dorothée Blanck

   Prostitute 3 / 'L'Opera Mouffe' shown on TV screen (uncredited)

7. 

   Catherine Demongeot

   Magazine Girl (uncredited)

8. 

   Marie Dubois

   Angela's Friend (uncredited)

9. 

   Ernest Menzer

   Bar Owner (uncredited)

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Reviews

A review by CRCulver

Written by CRCulver on 2018-08-26

Jean-Luc Godard's first two films (À bout de souffle and Le petit soldat) were thrillers that drew inspiration from American noir, but Une femme est une femme (A Woman is a Woman, 1961) shifts gears drastically to a riff on American musical comedies, with the characters occasionally singing and dancing, and the camera jumping between realistic depictions and these musical interludes. But as one of the seminal figures of the French New Wave with its desire to shake up conventions, Godard added some elements of his own. As the film opens, the soundtrack keeps cutting abrupt...read the rest

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Status
Released

Original Language
French

Budget
$160,000.00

Revenue
$100,655.00

Keywords

• romcom
• french new wave
• experimental cinema