Dir.: Anne-Marie Miéville; Script: Anne-Marie Miéville; Phot.: Christophe Beaucarne, Jean-Paul Rosa da Costa, Christophe Pollock; Ed.: Anne-Marie Miéville; Mus.: Aurore Clément, Bernadette Lafont, Jean-Luc Godard; Cast: Périphéria (Paris) / Vega Films (Zurich); Prod. & Sales: Les Films du Losange, 22, avenue Pierre Ier de Serbie, 75016 Paris (France), tél.: 44 43 87 15, fax: 49 52 06 40;Dist.: Prima Film.

Three parts, three periods in our common history. Three words which, in their own way, express the questions that mankind has been asking itself since the beginning of time. A dialogue by Plato ("Gorgias"), brought to life by two actors; a monologue by Hannah Arendt ("The Nature of Totalitarianism") delivered by one actor; and a contemporary dialogue written by the director, between a man and woman in their fifties who, for half their lives, have followed the same path. A philosophic tradition thoroughly linked to the modern world. "Miéville turns off the faucet of images and sounds, and gives us what to see and hear. Thank you, Madame." -- Le Nouvel Observateur "Modest, pretentious and funny in equal measure... surprisingly accessible and rather sweet... Jean-Luc Godard is excellent in the morose role, with a deep, rumbly voice, dorky knit cap and grumpy, petulant demeanour that are endearing." -- Lisa Nesselson (Variety)