Producer Jean-Luc Godard is a legend. No ifs ands or buts. So at whatever point there's another movie not too far off made by the chief, we are constantly eager to perceive what he has up his sleeve next. Godard's latest film, "Le Livre d'image (The Image Book)" has been chosen to contend with the Palme d'Or at the current year's Cannes Film Festival and we at long last have our first look.

In a mystery (Vimeo won't let us insert, so tap the connection to watch), we're not so much given much data about the film, truly in any event. Sounds and clasps play out of sight as content is flashed on the screen. Names of movies, and other imaginative works, are prodded rapidly. At the end of the day, we don't get a mess of data about the approaching "The Image Book." However, considering this is Godard, did we expect anything less?

Recently, Godard has been pushing the limits of his filmmaking. He's been running much further with his DGAF state of mind in regards to film. It shouldn't be an unexpected that for a mystery for this hotly anticipated undertaking, we're given barely anything to process, other than huge amounts of content, sounds, and glimmering words. One thing is without a doubt, this will be a film that will get numerous individuals talking.

"The Image Book" has been underway for a considerable length of time, with the business organization for the movie saying that the chief had been recording for since no less than 2015. We were seeking the film would be considered after the 2017 Cannes Film Festival, yet clearly, the film wasn't close at all to wrapped up. "Le Livre d'image (The Image Book)" was once in the past known as "Picture Et Parole" and was depicted by one individual as "a reflection on the Arab world today among different subjects."

We're eager to see the film one month from now when the Cannes Film Festival starts May 8.

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