For Ever Mozart
For Ever Mozart is a 1996 feature film directed, written and edited by JeanLuc Godard. The films title is a bilingual pun intentionally meant to sound like Faut rver Mozart Dream Mozart, dream in French. The film was selected as the Swiss entry for the Best Foreign Language Film at the 70th Academy Awards, but was not accepted as a nominee.
In the second part, One Must Not Trifle with Love in Sarajevo, the four take a train to Bosnia and rough it in the wild. Increasingly unable to share in his young charges idealism, Vicky abandons them, filling the role of a West European who turns his back on the horrors of the Bosnian war. The spectre of tanks begins to appear in the forest, and not long after, Camille, Jrme, and Jamila are captured by Serbian paramilitaries and taken to a derelict mansion the paramilitaries are using as a base. There, Camille and Jrme metaphorically dig their own graves as they tell a Serbian general that he looks like the French Revolutionary figure Georges Danton. After being anally violated, they are forced to literally dig their own graves, and are killed in an ensuing attack on the base. Jamila, a soldier having taken a liking to her, escapes.The third part of the film, The Film of Disquiet, sees Vicky working on Fatal Bolero by the seaside. Baron Felix, the films financier, holds court at a nearby casino. There the formerly hopeful actress Sabine, now the Barons dutiful assistant, transcribes the dialogue of an anally fixated porn film while the Baron doles out money for Vickys film. On the beach, Vicky arranges an unnamed Actress and Actor on the sand in imitation of Camilles and Jrmes deaths. Later, he relentlessly shoots take after take of the Actress as she tries to articulate her lines statements once spoken by Camille amid a torrent of wind and rain. The elderly director eventually instructs the young Actress to shout simply, yes. The scene shifts to the films debut at a small theater. The people lining up dont even make it inside. Realizing that it is an art film shot in black and white, depicting the horrors of war, and not the least bit prurient, they wander off in disgust to see something called Terminator 4, while the theater owner hurriedly removes the posters for the film. Sabines exboyfriend arrives and declares to Baron Felix that justice has been served. .
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