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""A nightclub stripper (Karina) wants to have a baby and settle down with her lover (Brialy). When he refuses, she turns to his best friend (Belmondo)"--Ronald Bergan and Robyn Karner, The Holt foreign film guide."
"Homage to Hollywood musicals finds a stripper rousing her lover's jealousy by seducing his best friend."
"Angela, strip-teaseuse, décide d'avoir un enfant. Emile, son compagnon, qui préfère le vélo, trouve cette idée stupide. Alfred, l'ami du couple, épris d'Angela est tout disposé à lui."
"When the beautiful Angela wants to have a baby and her lover refuses to participate, she looks to recruit his best friend."
"Angela, a Paris nightclub stripper, wants to settle down and have a baby. Unfortunately her boyfriend isn't interested so Angela turns to Alfred, his neighbour and friend, in the hope that he will oblige."
"Offbeat homage to Hollywood musicals finds a stripper rousing her lover's jealousy by seducing his best friend."
"Fiction. Comédie fantaisiste. Une jeune femme effeuilleuse de métier est futile et écervelée mais sérieuse en amour. Elle voudrait un enfant de son mari sportif, mais celui-ci ne pense qu'à son entraînement. Un ami de la famille sera pressenti comme géniteur. Avec Anna Karina, Jean-Claude Brialy et Jean-Paul Belmondo."
"A nightclub stripper (Karina) wants to have a baby and settle down with her lover (Brialy). When he refuses, she turns to his best friend (Belmondo)."
"Made at the height of the New Wave euphoria, this film is Godard's wild and joyful tribute to American musical comedies of the 1950's."
"This is a comedy about a strip-tease artist who decides she wants a baby, and turns to her boyfriend's best friend who is happy to oblige."
""Angela veut un enfant mais son mari Emile lui refuse. En désespoir de cause, elle demande à leur ami Alfred."
"A nightclub stripper wants to have a baby and settle down with her lover. When he refuses, she turns to his best friend."
"A bittersweet love triangle occurs when a woman wants to have a baby and her lover refuses to participate so she looks to recruit his best friend."
"The spirited story of a beautiful nightclub stripper who wants to settle down with her lover and start a family. When her pragmatic boyfriend refuses to oblige, she approaches his romantic best friend."
"Angela, a Paris nightclub stripper, wants to settle down and have a baby. Unfortunately her boyfriend isn't interested so Angela turns to Alfred, his neighbour and friend, in the hope that he will oblige. Winner of the Best Actress and the Special Jury Prize awards at the 1961 Berlin Film Festival."
"Ensayo de comedia musical que presenta a Ángela, bailarina de estriptis, que quiere tener un hijo con su marido. Ante la negativa del esposo, Ángela se ve obligada a convocar a su amigo Alfredo, pero él no se atreve..."@es
""Angela,a striptease artist, wants to have a baby and tries to persuade her boyfriend Emile to go along with the idea. Emile will have none of it so she goes after Emile's friend Alfred." IMDB."
"Andrew Sarris described Godard's analytically fragmented lyricism in this comedy-musical as a substitution for the sustained rhapsodic effect of the classical Hollywood musical. Even more than in Breathless Godard discarded the "inessential" conventions of classical continuity for a succession of semi-autonomous shots. His characters seek a coherent sense of self in high and low culture - the paintings of Paul Klee or the musicals of Donen and Minnelli - although Godard is more interested in documenting the presence of Anna Karina than in developing the plot. At this early stage we can still find the suggestion of a romantically tragic dimension lurking beneath deceptively ephemeral surfaces."
"Angela, a Paris nightclub stripper, wants to settle down and have a baby. Unfortunately her boyfriend isn't interested so Angela turns to Alfred, his neighbour and friend, in the hope he will oblige. Winner of the Best Actress and the Special Jury Prize awards at the 1961 Berlin Film Festival."
"Offbeat homage to Hollywood musicals finds an exotic dancer desperate to have a child with her lover, but when he refuses and turns her to his best friend, feelings become complicated."
""Angéla, a stripteaser in a Parisian dive, and Emile, a bookseller in the Faubourg St. Denis section of Paris, have been living together for some time. Emile's friend, Alfred Lubitsch, a photographer, makes no secret of his admiration for Angéla but cherishes a hopeless dream, since she adores Emile. One night at dinner, Angéla announces that she wants to have a baby, and that the ideal moment for conception is at hand. Emile demurs, since he is not anxious to settle down to marriage. Angéla threatens to make a father out of the first man she sees but loses her nerve when a detective arrives to investigate a disturbance. She warns Emile that she will address herself to Alfred; he angrily proclaims his indifference and invites his friend up. Tired of being ridiculed, Angéla leads Alfred into the bathroom; she flirts with him but they do not make love. The next morning, Alfred sets out to convince Angéla that he loves her. He invites her to a cafe, offers her vermouth, plays Charles Aznavour's "Tu te laisses aller," and produces an old photo of Emile with another woman. Deter mined not to allow the opportunity for motherhood to pass, Angéla returns home to make lunch. Relations with Emile continue to be icy, however, and she decides to meet Alfred. Meanwhile, Emile decides to marry her. He finds that she is not at work, and he gloomily picks up a prostitute. He then sets out in despair for Alfred's, only to have his worst fears confirmed. He sends a message that he is leaving for Rio, and Angéla returns home in tears. Emile decides to forgive Angéla, and they make love so that he can be equally sure of being the father."--AFI Catalog."
"When the beautiful Angéla wants to have a baby and her lover refuses to participate, she looks to recruit his best friend."