Winner of the Jury Prize at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival, Goodbye to Language is a triumphant masterpiece from Jean-Luc Godard. Using technology to mind-bending effect, the film follows a couple whose relationship breaks down along with the images, which in its second half takes a dog's-eye view of the world. It is a meditation on history and illusion that creates effects more spectacular than any Hollywood blockbuster, figures merging and weaving across the screen along with the film's ideas about romantic love and being-in-the-world. It has the feeling of a final statement, but knowing Godard's penchant for re-invention, hopefully it is yet another beginning to an extraordinary career.

This is the 2D version of the film (which was shot in 3D). It merges the Left Eye and Right Eye image tracks from the 3D version into one 2D image track.

This is the 2D version of the film (which was shot in 3D). It merges the Left Eye and Right Eye image tracks from the 3D version into one 2D image track.

Canon Europe Interview with Jean-Luc Godard
Booklet Essay by David Bordwell
Trailer