Génération Godard

Horrifyingly beautiful and addictive. After sampling hundereds of perfumes in the last few months, this is the one that strikes me the most. Its indescribable. It doesnt smell pleasant, but I enjoy wearing this the most out of anything. It opens with a sweet, airy popcorn, alongside wet paper and tobacco... This is then accompanied by a super sweaty fabricy feel, i suppose the leather... but throughout it the sweet, but very stale popcorn/coke smell radiates off the skin. This projects amazingly and lasts a very very long time. I think its the sweatiness that makes it a bit unpleasant, but my god is it a jaw-droppingly beautiful unpleasantness. It somehow feels like such a human experience, but also something out of this world that we are not meant to smell... I cant describe it but its so, so intersting. I love it...

Hmm, I would say it's like an evil version of Let The Good Times Roll by Lush. It has a similar popcorn-y, butter-y intensity, but there is a dark undertone to this fragrance. I still think it is wearable and even very pleasant, but to me it does smell unconventional for sure. When spraying it, I smell something reminiscent of anise, almost a cough syrup note. It won't count as one of my favourites, but I like it a lot.

The best Toskovat imo. Very photo-realistic on the popcorn note. In the opening it smells like you have just made some delicious caramelized popcorn but as it dries down it becomes more and more dark. I like to imagine that you have a bit of popcorn left but you drop it and it is now dirty because of the dirty floor and the sticky coca cola along with cigaretes which give it this smokey feel.

One of Toskovat’s best creations. A realistic scent of buttered popcorn and Coca-Cola. You can imagine this fragrance as if you’re going to watch a movie in an old cinema, where the air is filled with the aroma of buttery popcorn and Coca-Cola. This is something perfect — 10/10.

very artistic ,would like to smell it more than wear it ,hard to wear ,its art concept ,unique pice ,I remember RABITT when I smell it .10-10 as a concept ,a real Gourmand niche scent

Cola & popcorn in a smoky movie theatre. Old cigarettes. Initially a sweet dirty rosy fragrance, dries down to a more sophisticated musky scent.

Toskovat seems to be the real deal these days when it comes to true niche perfumery — strange, daring compositions made in tiny batches, sold out in seconds, and impossible to find in stores. So when a fellow perfume aficionado handed me a sample of Génération Godard, I was immediately intrigued. All I knew was that Godard was some visionary filmmaker from another time — and somehow, this scent feels like a tribute to that lost era. It opens with a dense, buttery popcorn note — not fresh and fluffy, but like the empty bucket afterward, coated in warm, oily residue. There’s a faint sweetness hiding in the background that clashes beautifully with the salty butter. Then, an acidic, metallic sharpness creeps in — industrial, strange, and slightly haunting. About half an hour in, it all starts to shift. That sharp tang turns familiar — I suddenly catch a whisper of cola, the fizzing sweetness of flat Coke over cold metal. As it dries down, the popcorn and cola linger like ghosts, woven through a musky, dusky ambrette-amber base. It feels nostalgic and unsettling, like stepping into an old, empty theater long after the film has ended. It reminds me of La Fin du Monde by État Libre d’Orange — both share that surreal popcorn accord and a spirit that’s more art than perfume. Weird, evocative, and quietly cinematic, Génération Godard doesn’t aim to please — it aims to make you feel. A perfume that smells like memory, film grain, and faded light.

For the first 30 minutes, I was appalled. The smell reminded me of nothing other than popcorn, and the cheap tobacco-rose scent you'd expect off of a hookah. The popcorn and rose smells faded about an hour into wearing, and they began to complement the tobacco-ish smell very well. I can only describe this as a rugged, sickly sweet fragrance that leans masculine. I want to emphasize the term "sickly sweet" because it's really not the sweet you'd expect. The soda, butter, and rose smells combine into this ugly sick sweetnes that I just couldn't stop sniffing. Not the type of sweet you'd want to eat, no juiciness to it. I would only wear this in a crowded place where some other ambient smells are floating around. It seems to combine well with lightly smokey smells.

This fragrance is incredible. I wore it for a burlesque & drag performance as sleazy businessman who did a strip tease revealing BDSM gear. You get the popcorn immediately, but I didn't smell the sour candy notes people mention until it was on skin. You definitely get the cola, musk, and tobacco. This scent is very masculine to me, especially in a storytelling sense. This is the scent you'd find on a washed up middle aged man you'd find at a porn theater, or on a carnival worker. On a woman I'd imagine a chain-smoker with a dirty house. A lot of the Toskovat perfumes are definitely not applicable for daily wear/office environments but for acting, roleplaying, and performance, they are incredible.

this is VERY interesting. starts with super tasty popcorn and a hint of cola, then it feels like yeeeaaaah somebody intercoursed and thrown a cig butt in a popcorn box, some pleasant rose scent pops up, but there is a note that wants me to say “man, fuck off” (i guess it’s labdanum mixed with something). and the main note changes every time i reach out to smell it on me. something citrusy is present. the drydown is reminiscent of paper indeed, and in the end it’s ambery and tasty. i lowkey feel like wearing a smocking and a moustache with this perfume. nice work of art as usually, i expected more of cola, but it is what it is. 8/10 i don’t think it’s unwearable.

Not a great one to wear on the daily. Its an art piece, that tells a story as it evolves. Its rather repulsive at the start; flat cola, stale popcorn, geranium, carpet, candy. Not pleasant at all in my opinion. But then as it dries, the overly sweet fades, and becomes paper, tobacco, opium and musk. It was one of my favorite smells I've ever experienced, but only for a brief window and having to spend hours smelling like carpet and shitty candy. From a juvenile, sickly sweet opening to something somber, mature, warm and full of clarity. It really is a work of art.

photorealistic sour candy accord in combination with the typical flat cinema syrup coca cola. its as if i can almost smell the red cinema carpets! i totally want to watch a godard movie with this scent on now

Buttery popcorn and fountain Coke at the movies. 🍿 🎥 Niche AF. Nicely blended, rosy and nuanced. Gets better as it wears. I really dig this one. Definitely getting a decant to wear whenever I go see a flick.

this is insanely photo realistic the popcorn and butter notes are so visceral everything in this smells stale as well it’s insane

This smells like if you would hook up with a clown behind the circus tent. I personally classify this as a gourmand.

It's intense and not something you can just wear but the experience is 10/10

i really love how fast the opening changes. at first it's vanilla buttercream - rich and decadent, maybe spiced with a hint of rum. almost immediately it starts developing aromatic citrusy notes, turning itself into a faint memory of vanilla coke. once it settles, it's giving caramel popcorn drenched in dr. papper with a thick slice of lemon, but there is a smoothness to it, together with some kind of nostalgia. it's unlike anything i've smelled before and wearing it is a fun experience. drydown is a bit disappointing though, it just turns into a slightly musky, barely noticable hint of awell loved paperback journal. it really makes my skin smell like hot printer paper. also, it's not very long lasting. i would expect more for the price...

Génération Godard is a sweet gourmand fragrance. The most influential note in this fragrance is a sweet popcorn note followed by a coca-cola sweetness. This is an unsettling fragrance that made me feel strange while wearing it. Because of its sweetness, I believe that it is more suitable during the colder months. It is a unique and kinda wearable fragrance that I am not super partial to.

This fragrance is deeply unsettling. It made me feel queasy, exposed, vulnerable and feeling as though I was forced to relive a childhood memory that was never meant to happen. I know this is not marketed as dark as something like Inexcusable Evil or Age of Innocence, but this perfumer must not have had a happy childhood. The popcorn here leans more towards kettlecorn, and the Coca cola is stale, days old, and stained on cloth. the Coca-Cola note is impressively realistic, it is also flat, bitter, and strange. Interestingly, it does make coffee taste slightly more pleasant when I have it on. It personally recalls memories of having vomited both popcorn and Coca-Cola at once, which I had done at least twice in my life, so it does make me a little nauseous, but it's not absolutely repulsive since it is just common sweets. Not only is that memory tainting this perfume for me, but I just get a overall sense of dread when I smell this. Like a sweetness tainted by someone watching me, invasively, it is unsettling and dissonant. It is sweet, but in a way that feels wrong and unsafe. ...I basically get a predatory feeling from this perfume in a way I can't adequately describe, like masquerading as something cute and innocent but giving off the opposite and uncanny effect. It smells like an untrustworthy person. I don't think this is a work of art. So why isn't this a hate from me? These are inevitable perfume notes, but it doesn't make me retch, doesn't give me a headache, and I had no desire to scrub this off. It is very mellow, sweet, and musty. It’s not the worst fragrance but it is deeply unnerving. Undeniably unique, but unlikely to find broad appeal. But I reserve my hate to fragrances which offend me to the point of scrubbing off, this one did not provoke that reaction from me. I like @Mulamulanose 's comment on this.

Wow. Horrifying. This smells like going to see an R-rated movie by yourself in a 50 year old, dark, dusty cinema (it's the only one in your town) with rancid seats that haven't been cleaned in a decade. Someone spilled a glass of coke with too much lime juice on one of the seats ages ago, and the scent lingers in the air - truly putrid. A weird dude comes in and has to sit in the seat next to you depite all the other sears being empty. His breath reeks of decay and cheap beer with a hint of popcorn. The lime note is STRONGGG. This scent WILL get stuck in your nose and refuse to leave, like the man in the cinema. The musk of his outdated aftershave makes you dizzy, and then you fall asleep. (Bad idea.) This scent is for you if you're severely traumatized and want to traumatize anyone who smells this on you, or if you're the guy from the cinema. Ew.