1. what technique(s) does Goddard use in Vivre sa vie
2. What does critique Susan Sontag call the film
3. What is the film dedicated to
4. What does nana see herself as
5. For Goddard, what is prostitution a metaphor for
1. there are literary and movie references, clips from other films, apparently adlibbed songs and dances, what looks like deliberate errors and appearances from real-life witnesses,
2. Susan Sontag called Vivre sa vie “a perfect film” and “one of the most extraordinary, beautiful and original works of art that I know of”.
3. dedicating the film to B-movies (which were about to lose their particular generic character due to industrial changes in Hollywood)
4. Nana/Anna sees herself as a sacrificial victim of male judges
5. prostitution is a metaphor for exploitation and he believes it applies to all sexual and social relationships that have a material or economic basis.
2. What does critique Susan Sontag call the film
3. What is the film dedicated to
4. What does nana see herself as
5. For Goddard, what is prostitution a metaphor for
1. there are literary and movie references, clips from other films, apparently adlibbed songs and dances, what looks like deliberate errors and appearances from real-life witnesses,
2. Susan Sontag called Vivre sa vie “a perfect film” and “one of the most extraordinary, beautiful and original works of art that I know of”.
3. dedicating the film to B-movies (which were about to lose their particular generic character due to industrial changes in Hollywood)
4. Nana/Anna sees herself as a sacrificial victim of male judges
5. prostitution is a metaphor for exploitation and he believes it applies to all sexual and social relationships that have a material or economic basis.
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