A Girl And A Gun - 'First Name: Carmen' (1983)
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On this week's episode of Down Underground, Kevin and Cristian discuss one of Jean-Luc Godard's most severely underrated masterpieces, 'First Name: Carmen' (1983). A very loose adaptation of Georges Bizet's classic opera 'Carmen' (1875), Godard returns to the formula he knows best, a 'Bonnie and Clyde' style narrative starring Maruschka Detmers as the titular 'Carmen', and Jacques Bonaffe as 'Joseph', a security guard-turned outlaw. It wouldn't be a Godard 80s film without a parallel narrative, in this instance a string quarter rehearsing for a performance of some late Beethoven works, with Myriem Roussel returning, this time as 'Claire', the youngest and least experienced of the quartet. You won't want to miss this lively discussion of this Golden Lion winning future-classic of not just the 80s, but Godard's entire ouvre!
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