One of Godard's highest film peaks "Masculin Féminin" (1966) also had a trailer made by the director himself (to mention a few, he did trailers for "Week End", "Pierrot Le Fou" and even one for Bresson in "Mouchette"). In it, a loud and cheerful soundtrack introduces to us the many classical scenes from the film with a title that mentions that this film describes some facts about youth and sex of the French culture from that period, the great 1960's.
For a trailer, not bad. Doesn't show much neither reveals plenty of what the plot is about. It gets you hooked to see what the master is going to present to you later on. And the film is a pleasant charm, one of his greatest. Learn with JLG, Hollywood...not just how to make a film but specially in how to compose a suitable trailer without spending all that much in marketing and publicity. 7/10
For a trailer, not bad. Doesn't show much neither reveals plenty of what the plot is about. It gets you hooked to see what the master is going to present to you later on. And the film is a pleasant charm, one of his greatest. Learn with JLG, Hollywood...not just how to make a film but specially in how to compose a suitable trailer without spending all that much in marketing and publicity. 7/10
