Here and Elsewhere

Year: 1976

Runtime: 55 mins

Language: French

Documentary

It juxtaposes stark footage of Palestinian fedayeen with scenes of a French family idly watching television, highlighting contrasting realities. The material was shot by the Dziga Vertov Group as a documentary on Palestinian freedom fighters, then Godard reworked it with Anne‑Marie Miéville into an experimental political essay film.

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