Every Man For Himself (1980)

Every Man For Himself is Jean-Luc Godard's fractured 1980 drama about love, work, and modern relationships. It explores the transactions between men and women in modern life. The film unfolds in the director's signature episodic style, splitting its story into distinct chapters. Isabelle Huppert stars as part of the ensemble. She plays a role that leans into the film's blunt, unsentimental physicality. The archive holds 1 scene from the film, a nude scene. It captures her early willingness to work without inhibition. It is a brief clip, but a telling one for anyone following Huppert's rise through French cinema.