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Godard, Cohn-Bendit & The Disappearing Cigar

Posted on January 2, 2016 by petegrafton

Godard, Cohn-Bendit & The Disappearing Cigar Former anarchist agitator Danny Cohn-Bendit, left and Agit-Prop Marxist film maker Jean- Luc Godard on the cover of Télérama, May, 2010. These days Godard has swapped his proletarian Gauloises for the plutocrat cigar. Now let’s … Continue reading →

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