GreenCine Staff Pick: Our staff pick this week actually comes straight outta one of our primers: French New Wave. And for some reason, a forty year-old anti-war allegory which depicts the whole idea of warfare as a dirty exercise built on lies and deceit seems sort of timely. In that primer, Craig Phillips wrote of Jean Luc-Godard's Les Carabiniers (The Riflemen): "Godard's fairly extreme expose on the stupidity of war, is one of his (and this is saying a lot) strangest movies; archival footage is mixed with the story of two idiots who become soldiers. It's dark, cold, and worthy of study for Godard fans." It's also surprisingly funny, in a twisted sort of way, of course. "This is an antiwar film in the same sense Breathless was a gangster movie," wrote Roger Ebert, and he's right.