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Alphaville (Modern Film Scripts)

by Jean-Luc Godard

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In 1984, Earth sends secret agent Lemmy Caution across the galaxy to Alphaville, a computerized antihuman state where love is forbidden and everything is controlled by the logic of a giant computer called Alpha 60. This futuristic fantasy is a study of alienation in a technological society.
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Given that Godard's one of my favorite directors, it's hard for me to give anything connected to him a 'bad' rating. I give this 3 stars just b/c the bk edition itself isn't as thorough & scholarly as the edition I have from "Masculine Feminine". This is still 1 of my favorite earlier Godards. ( )
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In 1984, Earth sends secret agent Lemmy Caution across the galaxy to Alphaville, a computerized antihuman state where love is forbidden and everything is controlled by the logic of a giant computer called Alpha 60. This futuristic fantasy is a study of alienation in a technological society.

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