Two restless young men enlist the object of both of their fancies to help them commit a robbery, in her own home. This audacious and wildly entertaining French New Wave gem is at once sentimental and insouciant, effervescently romantic and melancholy, and it features some of Godard's most memorable set pieces, including the headlong race through the Louvre and the unshakably cool Madison dance sequence.

Originally released as a motion picture in 1964. Based on the novel "Fools' Gold" by Dolores Hitchens. Title from container. Special features: Digital master of Gaumont's 2010 high-definition restoration; visual glossary of references and quotations found in the film; Exclusive interviews; excerpts from the documentary "La nouvelle vague par elle-même"; filmmaker Agnès Varda's 1961 silent short "Les fiancés du pont Mac Donald"; Godard's original trailer and the 2001 U.S. rerelease trailer; booklet featuring an essay by poet and critic Joshua Clover.