

and you have lived in an apartment since August and are an absolute cinephile who has neglected to plug in her television and dvd player, opting instead for precarious lap-perched, laptop viewing, it is time to plug in and test-drive the system with
Une Femme est Une Femme. Teepee is nowhere to be seen, which leads me to believe she is sitting on the rug, watching, while I work in the kitchen, with occasional breaks to work on a grocery list for the
baked potato soup I plan on making tonight, because, it is snowing and it is March.
2 comments:
what did you think of the film?
I haven't seen this one. I love godard, but definitely have to be in just the right mood!
I always feel like you can see Karina and Godard giggling at each other in this one. It is a very particular film!
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