How's It Going?

"How's It Going?" explores the dynamics of political activism through the lens of a video film production about a communist printing press. The narrative centers on two characters who debate how to effectively present their message, particularly through the use of impactful imagery from protests and strikes.

This film is notable for its dialogue-driven format and its reflection on labor and political issues during the late 1970s. With a focus on the personal struggles of a manual worker in France, it connects broader social themes to individual experiences.

Collectors can find "How's It Going?" available in both DVD and Blu-ray formats. Its status as a work by a woman director adds another layer of significance to its collection appeal. The film is a part of Godard's exploration of socio-political themes, making it a point of interest for those studying his body of work or the landscape of French drama during this era.