Vladimir et Rosa is a 1970 film produced by the Dziga Vertov Group film collective, whose main figures are Jean-Pierre Gorin and the Franco-Swiss director Jean-Luc Godard.Officially the Group's last artistic product (the next Crepa master, everything goes well from 1972 is credited directly to the names of Godard and Gorin), Vladimir et Rosa is a kind of reconstructed daily cinematic like those that Méliès staged using actors instead of kings and generals, but in the actua-prop style between Majakovskij and Brecht, which takes as its starting point a real fact of political actuality in the years of the contest: the process of seven activists of the white radical left and an African-American leader accused of a riot in Chicago.