Little Godard

Year: 1978

Runtime: 84 mins

Language: German

Documentary

The film foregrounds the two essentials of cinema—camera gear and money. Director Hellmuth Costard uses a self‑made Super 8 system to document his own quest for funding, turning the production process into an experimental performance. The piece exposes the intertwined economics, politics, technology and aesthetics of filmmaking, invoking the spirit of the great Godard as a guiding witness.

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