From a Parisian housewife & part-time prostitute to a cinematic essay on consumerism, politics, love, sex, fashion, the city and the war in Vietnam: everything. It could only be Jean-Luc Godard.

In the film's most famous set-piece, Godard finds a universe in a swirling cup of coffee – the screen filled with brown bubbles like a galactic storm and, over it all, the director’s sardonic, conspiratorial whisper.