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She explains it precisely. ‘Rick is heavily into rehearsal, there were as many rehearsal days as there were shooting days. Godard gets his magic a little differently. His method was lightning in a bottle, spontaneity.’ Godard, of course, cast Seberg opposite Jean-Paul Belmondo, creating one of cinema’s most electric pairings – a chemistry that Nouvelle Vague mirrors through Deutch and Aubry Dullin, who plays Belmondo.
The film itself feels like you’re watching a long-lost French New…
