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1 8 Section 5 Chicago Tribune, Tuesday, March 27, 1984 Godard's 'Passion' reflects love for the arts seems, before their project is over. As for Godard, his images run the gamut from lyrical to banal some scenes are right out of a surrealist's manifesto. And yet, that's part of the point. What we're seeing is supposed to look absurd: ONTV jams pirates UN AN ELECTRONIC move to foil signal pirates, ONTV will start using a new video-jamming device Tuesday to scamble its image for non-paying viewers in the Chicago area. The company, meanwhile, is offering amnesty and free installation to those who turn in illegal decoders within 30 days.

About 85,000 legitimate customers subscribe to ONTV services in the Chicago area. Industry sources estimate that an equal number or more receive the signals illicitly. "This is the first ONTV amnesty program in the country," said Kent Hauver, ONTV Chicago general manager. "Our goal is not to prosecute the consumer, Dut to convert him or her to paying status. ONTV's new weapon is the Selective Scrambling System and creates picture interference only on unauthorized boxes.

Hauver pledged that all inquiries concerning conversion would be kept confidential and harassment-free. Jon Anderson Godard's effort is a prism of incongruities, paradoxes, non sequiturs, contradictions and bad jokes. At times his purpose is simple-mindedly transparent; at others, what he's up to is anybody's guess. TO PRETEND FOR a moment that the film has a plot, it concerns a group of people apparently involved in making a movie in Switzerland. The movie, which is to be called "Passion," centers on some kind of reproduction of great art masterpieces, restaged on a movie studio.

The only scenes we see from the movie in progress involve actors costumed and grouped together in obvious imitation of Delacroix, Rubens, Manet and a few others. But the Italian investors are worried about the filmmakers' premise that movies don't need a story the credo of most of Godard's career. Their disenchantment means little, anyway. Whatever the filmmakers are up to, they feel they cannot succeed: They leave, it By Sid Smith Entertainment writer WITH "PASSION," Jean-Luc Godard demonstrates that he is as inspired a cinematic mischief maker as ever. It is a quirky, eccentric, fragmented film.

It lacks a conventional plot line and arguably any real characters the actors, including international celebrities Hanna Schygulla and Isabelle Huppert, all use their own first names. Certainly we learn little enough about these people to think of them as characters in the traditional literary sense. But Godard is unbeatable as an innovator and as a master of cinematic language. "Passion" is about making movies, but it's about painting, music and even video, too, all sort of piled on top of one another. It is Godard's homage to his emit And it makes Francois Truffaut's earlier, highly successful look at the same subject, "Day for Night," seem by comparison a piece of peppermint candy.

Hanna Schygulla in "Passion.1 actors on break, aressea iiKe creatures out of Goya, wandering the landscape near their film studio. But that doesn't cheapen the image, and image, as always, is Godard's primary concern. Work is frequently equated with love; and it becomes a kind of metaphor for passion. But passion, like the unrealized and like the characters and their lives, is untouchable. One character wonders why we never see people working in movies.

Another answers that it is against the law to film in a factory. But in "Passion," all we see are people working, except that they're not really working, they re caught off-handed, biding time in inconsequential moments between movie takes. Otherwise, they spend life erupting in illogical anger, holding their hands up in a losing battle to stop automobiles on the roadway. Godard is contending here that such moments, in the end, are work. Such moments, he adds, are probably reality.

In the slow, illogical, breathtaking way he stacks them in this cinematic pyramid, quite clearly they can also be art. Rating for "Passion," at the Parkway Theater: 3 stars. MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES MOTION PICTURES DOWNTOWN MOTION PICTURES 1st. Run Chlcagoland MOTION PICTURES 1st. Run Chlcagoland MOTION PICTURES Itt.

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(G) Suggested for GENERAL audiences. (PG) Parental guidance suggested some material may not be suitable for pre-teenagers. (R) RESTRICTED Persons under 17 not admitted, unless accompanied by parent or adult guardian. (X) Persons under 18 not admitted. Prlntsd as rasdsr sorvtcs by th CHICAGO TRIBUNE -4VANSTON 14S, 3:40, 3:33, 7:30, ViI3 'THE ICI PIRATES' EVANSTON 904-40001 P.

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