Rent La Chinoise (1967)

A swiftly paced satire that incorporates Godard's advocacy of Maoist principles, La Chinoise largely eschews a linear narrative in favour of a collage of slogans and conversations. The plot centres around a small group of Parisian students who discus the implications of the cultural revolution in China and how it may be possible to effect, by means of terrorism, a similar political and cultural upheaval in the West. Featuring the music of Karlheinz Stockhausen and the cinematography of Godard's nouvelle vague counterpart Raoul Coutard, La Chinoise also pays meticulous detail to design so as to include all the traditional accoutrements of Maoism.