was the potemkin close to arcangel?

spellings be damned, there is something in there
all treacherous prams and unfortunately grand public staircases
and some kind of a demi-god's home on earth

clipped from cinematikal.blogspot.com No film may make this more clear than Tout Va Bien, in which Godard examines the rapidly changing politics of post-68 France. The film comically depicts both the bourgeoisie and working class, using multilayered sound, response style monologues, slow pans and other traditional Godardian tactics to render all politics into senseless jargon. The film is swift despite its heavy thematic undertones, and effective in portraying languages inability to communicate the complicated needs and desires of political advocates both right and left. Remember that scene in The Life Aquatic where the Belafonte is dissected through a side shot of all the cabins? Wes Anderson got that from this film. clipped from cinematikal.blogspot.com