All's Well (1972)7.1 /10

Storyline:  Jean-Luc Godard delivers a bold, experimental critique of modern life, exploring whether love can survive relationships and if ideology can outlast revolution. Through a mix of satire, philosophical inquiry, and reflections on the 1960s French student riots, he dissects the structures of cinema, politics, and society itself. A thought-provoking essay in film form.