Every Man for Himself (1980) Original Movie Poster Folded 27x41

"Every Man for Himself" (1980), directed by Jean-Luc Godard, is a French film that delves into the fragmented lives and desires of its characters. The story revolves around three main individuals: a struggling filmmaker, a prostitute, and a banker, each grappling with their personal ambitions and existential crises in a rapidly changing society. Godard's film is known for its experimental narrative style and political commentary, blending personal drama with sharp social observations. The film's fragmented structure and innovative cinematography reflect Godard’s signature approach to storytelling, making it a distinctive exploration of human nature and modernity.

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vg condition, folded small hole in centerfold