Fourty years after Mai 1968 , the Museum Of Contemporary Art projects Sympathy for the devil, a documentation directed in 1968 by the french-swiss scenario writer Jean-Luc Godard.
Dealing with modern western counter culture, this film is a mosaic of images with a strong political revolutionary meaning.
Black panthers precede Eve democracy and the off-voice makes a fool of the main politicians of the 60's.
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