May '68 and Film Culture

A brilliant exploration of how the revolutionary spirit of May 1968 shook cinema to its core. This collection examines the intersection of politics and film during one of history's most electrifying moments — from nouvelle vague to radical manifestos, from Godard to the barricades. It's dense, provocative, and utterly fascinating in its analysis of how upheaval reshapes art. Perfect for cinephiles, film students, and anyone curious about the moment cinema became truly political.