Godard's 1960s documentary explores Western counter-culture, focusing on the Black Panthers, news media, and the role of language. It intercuts scenes of the Rolling Stones in the studio with Eve Democracy using graffiti to combine organizations, corporations, and ideologies. The film also examines the revolutionary's role in Western culture, arguing that true change can only come from rejecting intellectualization.
One + One
The Rolling Stones rehearse their iconic song "Sympathy for the Devil" amidst reflections on the tumultuous year 1968, exploring its profound impact on society, politics, and culture through five distinct vignettes.
