When Does "Tout va bien" (1972) Take Place?
"Tout va bien" (released to English-speaking audiences as "All's Well" or "Everything’s All Right") is a political film written by Jean-Luc Godard with Jean-Pierre Gorin that released April 28th, 1972.
It takes place in the year:
We know this because Suzanne says, "in this morning's edition of "Charlie Hebdo", he writes"... and the first issue of the real-world magazine" Charlie Hebdo" was published in November of 1970 AD. So it must be after November of 1970 AD.
1971 AD
We know this because Suzanne says, "in this morning's edition of "Charlie Hebdo", he writes"... and the first issue of the real-world magazine" Charlie Hebdo" was published in November of 1970 AD. So it must be after November of 1970 AD.
Jacques says, "Well before May '68, I got tired of making art films." referring to the French May 68 riots that occurred from May 2nd, 1968 AD to June 23rd, 1968 AD and "I've been planning a political film about France for 3 years. It's not that easy."
1968 + 3 = 1971.
