Letter to Jane: An Investigation About a Still

00:00:01 TUESDAY 3:00 P. M. JEAN-LUC GODARD

00:00:20 which Marin Karmitz shot with workers in Elbeuf

00:00:40 which is the exploited, the oppressed

00:00:59 In my personal opinion, he skips a step.

00:01:21 which is that the very medium we use

00:01:38 We don't fully realize this.

00:01:58 Today, who is directing France?

00:02:15 because I was taught it in school, even though I've left school.

00:02:35 or by an ultraconservative like Fontanet, on the TV show A Armes égales

00:02:52 What do you think of your lot in life?"

00:03:09 we must approach them and listen to be able to transmit their words.

00:03:33 precisely to show just how complex the situation is.

00:03:51 the unions

00:04:06 Instead of first describing the individuals

00:04:27 that could be called "those who are fed up."

00:04:41 First, it's normal, seeing the way we make films

00:04:57 That's one criticism I have of Karmitz's film

00:05:21 is making a political film.

00:05:35 Cameras are forbidden

00:05:52 If I show up

00:06:07 But I'm not even allowed in so-called state-owned businesses.

00:06:25 What about my "right to work"?

00:06:42 who enter this discourse of the exploiter who does tell the exploited.