French film director Jean Luc Godard died Tuesday at the age of 91 years and leaving a unique legacy for the seventh art.

Born in 1930 in Paris, He was recognized worldwide for the productions made in the 1950s. Within that context, Godard was responsible for great classics such as "At the end of the breakaway", film 1959, which featured performances by Jean-Paul Belmondo and Jean Seberg.

Within his filmography there are titles such as “Vivir su vida” (1962), "The Contempt" (1963), "Pierrot the mad" (1965), “Made in USA” (1966), "Everything is going well" (1972), "Hail who can, life" (1981), "I salute you, María” (1984), “new wave” (1990) y “Praise of love” (2001).