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29 Cards in this Set
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bonnie and clydd d.
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arthur penn
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bonnie and clyde d.
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arthur penn
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how was bonnie and clyde signif
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fragmenting time and space
flashforwards |
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the pawnbroker signif
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flashframes: relate hands to the holocaust
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pawnbroker d.
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sidney lumet
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the graduate singif
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- flash frames of nudity
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the graduate d.
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mike nichols
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what were 3 significant new americna cinema films
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- bonnei & clyde
- the pawnbroker - the graduate |
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the subject of hitchcock's films
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- evil
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hitchcock touch: 3 ingredients
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- sex
humor suspense |
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rear window d.
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hitchcock
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rear window signif
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sex, humor, suspense whne grace kelly comes in
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hitchcock's technique is?
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syntehsis of cinema hsitory, uses film history
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expressionist lighting and set design examples?
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- oppressive monuments:
north by northwest (mount rushmore saboteur (statue of liberty blackmail (egymptian head |
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where did he use soviet montage
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- north by nw: sex/humor - train goign into the tunnel
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sound in blackmail?
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subjective sound ("knife")
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alfred "knife" movie?
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blackmail
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the 39 steps?
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sound ahead cut - woman screams, train sound comes out
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sound ahead cut eg
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the 39 steps
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why complex mise en scene
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to hide evil
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why long takes
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real time increases suspense
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why moving camera
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evil is off screen, everywhere
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notorious key clip?
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hitchcock touch - suspense, sex, humor
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hitchcok's techniue?
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expressionist lighting/set design
2. soviet montage 3. innovative use of sound 4. complex mise-en-scene 5. long takes 6. moving camera |
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hitchcock's technique
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1. expresionist lighting/set design
2. soviet montage 3. innovative use of osund 4. complex mise-en-scene - long takes - moving camera |
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what are 2 ideas of evil that hitch dismisses
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evil is segregated > evil is ubiquitous
evil is extraordinary > evil is commonplace |
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frenzy signif
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- long takes
- complex mise en scene |
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what is hithcock's common narrative
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evil intrudes into ordinary person's life
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ubiquity of evil shown in what films
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- the birds
vertigo |
