Everything Is Cinema: The Working Life of Jean-Luc Godard by Richard Brody (First softcover edition)
Published by Metropolitan Books, 2008
Softcover
First softcover printing
701 pages
9.5x6.5 inches
Near Fine condition.
“Godard changed the movies as much as the American masters he grew up on: Welles, Hawks, Hitchcock, and the rest. He is as original as Picasso--but unlike Picasso, he has been denied the biography he has always deserved. This is it. Just at the moment when the New Wave turns fifty, Richard Brody has given us Everything is Cinema, a remarkable book which describes with sharp intelligence a great and elusive artist's times, intellect, passions, and work.” ―Wes Anderson
Published by Metropolitan Books, 2008
Softcover
First softcover printing
701 pages
9.5x6.5 inches
Near Fine condition.
“Godard changed the movies as much as the American masters he grew up on: Welles, Hawks, Hitchcock, and the rest. He is as original as Picasso--but unlike Picasso, he has been denied the biography he has always deserved. This is it. Just at the moment when the New Wave turns fifty, Richard Brody has given us Everything is Cinema, a remarkable book which describes with sharp intelligence a great and elusive artist's times, intellect, passions, and work.” ―Wes Anderson
Published by Metropolitan Books, 2008
Softcover
First softcover printing
701 pages
9.5x6.5 inches
Near Fine condition.
“Godard changed the movies as much as the American masters he grew up on: Welles, Hawks, Hitchcock, and the rest. He is as original as Picasso--but unlike Picasso, he has been denied the biography he has always deserved. This is it. Just at the moment when the New Wave turns fifty, Richard Brody has given us Everything is Cinema, a remarkable book which describes with sharp intelligence a great and elusive artist's times, intellect, passions, and work.” ―Wes Anderson
