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The French New Wave is about Breaking the Rules.... They were using portable instruments. This meant that they needed very little or no time to set up. Their films resembled documentaries in style. Filming skills and techniques involved discontinuous and fragmented editing. The socio-economic effects of the Second World War influenced the formation of this movement (Bazin, 1985, 248-259). France was politically and financially drained; therefore, the country tended to go back to the old pre-war traditions (Klin, 1992, 8). One of those old traditions was going back to the classical French film which was narrative cinema. In this style, the audience was subjected to a forceful plot-line. Some referred to it as a...
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New hollywood Cinema...? New Hollywood: The Godfather al Affiliation According to Thomas Schaltz (1988), New Hollywood in historical terms is the term used to describe American cinema after World War II. While the deeply entrenched studio system of Hollywood collapsed and the onset of commercial television set in among the national suburbanized landscape nationally, new Hollywood set in. With the setting in of New Hollywood, classical Hollywood was phased out gradually. The classical Hollywood era was characterized by mass production of movies by cartel studios for guaranteed market virtually. The phenomenon of going to the movies was replaced by watching television in the era of the new Hollywood (Cook 1990; Buscombe 1977; Schiach 1995) . Earlier... in Europe and...
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The French New Wave style of film... by a character, yet what the watcher sees is the firearm being pointed at the individual then there jump-cut occurs and the individual is seen falling over. Certainly Godard was the much prolific utilize of the jump-cut. Other inventions in new-wave cinema encompassed a great usage of close ups as well as an absence of instituting shots. The film producers were not as bothered concerning establishing contextual and spatial relations as they were on the ‘mise-en-scene’. A watcher was expected to feel not see the setting. Alain Resna is used this a great deal in his two movies studied, Mon Amour and Muriel, and Hiroshima (Marie 38). The unique knowledge of French film producers was obvious in their movies. In the warfare, France... Festival...
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A New Wave of Competitors...from Reed. Although shoppers are attracted to good quality products, they would be more rational and buy from the other retailers if similar quality products are offered to them. Technological Advancement in technology has improved communication and also greater amount of research in this field has made these technological tools cheap for use by many manufacturers. Producers other than Reed are open to using these technologies and they are therefore well placed to compete with brands like Reed or Walmart. This creates the threat of new entry for the existing companies. Environmental The supermarkets stores are generally located in the city area and the goods sold in these stores are...
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French New Wave Cinema: Impact of Godards Film Criticism on His Filmmaking Practice...in filmmaking techniques that were bold and direct enough while inspiring the new Hollywood cinema. As Wikipedia describes,
“The cinematic stylings of French New Wave brought a fresh look to cinema with improvised dialogue, rapid changes of scene, and shots that go beyond the common 360 axis.”
Apart from the candid cinematic approach and directorial authorship style, the New Wave filmmaking technique involved budget issues and production value. Post-World War II, French cinema was engrossed in socio-economic problems and looking forward to low-budget filmmaking...
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New Turkish Cinema.../The Bandit is significant for its contributions to the rebirth of Turkish cinema and thus the ushering in of the New Turkish Cinema. It not only won back the audiences previously lost in the preceding decades, but it set a new direction for Turkish film and narrative. The film adeptly introduces a style and narrative that combines Turkish cinema style/tradition with that of contemporary Hollywood. At the same time Eskiya/The Bandit subtly takes Turkish cinema narrative in a different direction, using the cinema to explain the transitioning world of Turkey (Donmez-Colin, 2007)....
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New German Cinema...fact on the one support and search for public and markets on the other1.
In an international view, the German Cinema was taken as the most encouraging development in German cinema since German assertions, and a handful of its directors who have won national reputations. The film developed in other countries like Britain and US during the mid 1970s through various magazines and television announcements. Many observers of the films focused on the characters of the new directors, discussing them as creative geniuses, artists with something to say and determined the films almost incompatible in terms of their personal visions of the directors. Thus, the...
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Critically analyse the importance of Paris in French New Wave cinema with close reference to two appropriate films...experimental films which aimed at capturing the real life events in the city. This resulted into a shift from artificial films to films that gave a realistic impression of the city. For instance, the scenes captured in the films seemed real and not highly dramatized like those in the traditional ones (Neupert 2007, p. 356).
Paris also played a great role in the new wave because all the film critics came from Paris. Film critics from the city identified the weaknesses of the traditional way of film making. Their views influenced film makers to introduce the new wave. The Paris film critics participated in changing the face of cinema in France (Pirro 2011,...
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German Civilization(New German Cinema)...Sur Supervisor New German Cinema In the 1960s, with the advent of television and changing demographics in West Germany domestic film market went through major reshuffling giving way to the New German Cinema. Young and talented filmmakers such as Volker Schlöndorff, Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Wim Wenders, Werner Herzog and many more rejuvenated the German film industry. The era in film making that had its beginning in 1962 and lasted at least until early 1980s came to be regarded as National Cinema. It will be interesting to explore why this era of the New German Cinema came to be known as National...
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French new wave...the audience closer to the action. A considerable number of aspects of movies which were created by early directors like Jean Pierre Melville influenced the development of French New Wave. For example, he was fascinated with American gangster movies and used similar approaches in his works such as location shooting or use of unknown actors which had a decisive impact on the movement in the long run.
François Truffaut is often credited as one of the founders of French New Wave. Indeed, it is his film that is titled The 400 Blows is thought to be the trailblazer of the new movements,...
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