Filme Socialismo

"¿Críptica? Puede ser. ¿Fascinante, grandiosa, complejísima? Por supuesto."

— Sergi Sánchez de Fotogramas

"Grandpere terrible Jean-Luc Godard continues to flip the bird at cinematic convention in "Film Socialisme," one of the 79-year-old auteur's more challenging works, and one that carries his experiments in sound, image, narrative and montage all the way to the subtitles themselves. Combining archive and live-action footage (shot mostly on a Mediterranean cruise in colorful HD or with a cruddy camera phone), the film delves into WWII's horrors, the Israel-Palestine conflict, geometry's origins and the sustainability of modern Europe, among other socio-political themes. Only ardent followers will gravitate to this enigmatic work, released on VOD immediately following its Cannes screening."

— Jordan Mintzer de Variety

"Film trágico, humorístico, fragmentario, que enfrenta al espectador al doloroso hecho de no entender, como tampoco se entiende el runrún de las olas. film Socialisme es quizá la primera película en la que caben todos y todo."

— Gonzalo de Pedro de Cahiers du Cinema

"n any case it's true that he tosses out more ideas in five minutes than most directors manage to come up with in two hours or in whole careers.But it's also true that Godard films are much less fun to actually watch than they are to argue about afterward."

— Peter Brunette de Hollywood Reporter

"Godard utiliza lo que es su marca de fábrica desde hace años, imágenes capturadas de documentales y películas varias, algunas veces sacadas de su contexto real, para ilustrar mejor su discurso: de Iniesta en un partido a un wéstern de John Ford."

— Quim Casas de El Periódico