Overview
- La Virreina in Barcelona opened a large Jean‑Luc Godard retrospective that is scheduled to run until October 4, 2026.
- Curator Manuel Asín presents Godard’s work through the lens of war to show how images shape political thought.
- The exhibition gathers more than 400 items with support from the Jean‑Luc Godard Foundation, including a one‑off camera he designed.
- Three rooms focus on Histoire(s) du cinéma, and another centers on Palestine, with further sections on French colonial wars and the breakup of Yugoslavia.
- Alongside the retrospective, a show by Alex Reynolds and Robert M. Ochshorn screens a 23‑hour film of reporters’ questions to the U.S. State Department about Palestine without the official answers.