Quod Erat Demonstrandum

This documentary showcases a collaboration between Fabrice Aragno and Jean-Luc Godard, who has been a significant figure in cinema since the 1960s. Rather than creating a documentary about Godard's life, Aragno opted to work alongside him, resulting in a film that presents a new perspective on the director's artistic process.

The film consists of 26 one-minute sequences, each featuring four shots that are recycled from Godard's extensive body of work. This collage approach not only highlights Godard's innovative style but also invites viewers to reflect on the relationship between the past and the present in cinema. It’s a distinct exploration of how Godard’s earlier works can be recontextualized within a new framework.

For collectors, this documentary represents a unique entry point into Godard's oeuvre and showcases his experimental approach to filmmaking. The film's mathematical structure and collage technique offer a fresh lens through which to appreciate Godard's contributions to the art of cinema.