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Afterimage No. 1 1970
Film and Politics

Kino-Pravda 21 (extract) / Kino-Pravda N°21 - Leninskaja

black and white ⁄ 37' ⁄ TIT: RU ⁄ ST-OND: FR-NL

Dziga Vertov, soviet union 1925

Ciné-tract 12

black and white ⁄ 3'

Jean-Luc Godard (anon.), france 1968

Ciné-tract 14

black and white ⁄ 3'

Jean-Luc Godard (anon.), france 1968

British Sounds

color ⁄ 51'

Jean-Luc Godard, Jean-Henri Roger, united kingdom 1969

Godard’s Maoist-inspired manifesto ‘Que Faire’ (What is to be Done?) was written especially for the first Afterimage soon after the production of British Sounds, made under the sign of the Dziga Vertov Group. His typical intertitle texts (also seen in his Ciné-tracts) feature along with simultaneous soundtracks, manifesto readings, students re-writing Beatles songs, factory workers, a blood red hand, and an extraordinary long and ear-shattering opening take along the car production line.

British Sounds 5 Kino pravda 1 Vertov Kino pravda 2 Vertov Kino pravda 3 Vertov Kino pravda 4 Vertov Afterimage 1 cover 01 Godard Cinetract 12 01 Nowsreel Cinetract 12 British Sounds 1 British sounds Poster 1 Godard British Sounds 2 British sounds 1 Godard British Sounds 4 British sounds 2 Godard British sounds 3 Godard British Sounds 3 British Sounds 5 British Sounds 6 British sounds 4 Godard