That was the plan . . . writes Peter Burnett. We were going to be creating junk, litter and festival garbage . . . all at the expense of Jean-Luc Godard.
When the 2020 Edinburgh International Film Festival opened, on the 17th June 2020, that is when my publisher and I were going to leap into action.
My publisher, THIRSTY BOOKS, Edinburgh, had printed some postcards to advertise my stunning and hilarious novel, FRENCH TOAST, which was about Jean-Luc Godard's visit to the 74th Edinburgh International Film Festival.
Due to the 2020 pandemic however, Jean-Luc Godard did not make it to Edinburgh; because of this Jean-Luc Godard did not die in Edinburgh but lived on a happy man in Switzerland; and the Festival was all but cancelled.
Just as well.
The total length of this film is 37 seconds.
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Taking place 24th June to the 5th July on @CurzonCinemas, the full line-up lands TOMORROW! ⏰▶️ https://t.co/Vlvh9LbvSn pic.twitter.com/gAO09iDHoI
