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23 Cards in this Set
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Time interval of Germany occupation of France?
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1940-1944
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Who left france during ww2?
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Jacques Feyder
Jean renoir Rene Clair |
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Who stayed in France during WW2?
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Rene Clement
Jean Cocteau |
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Cinematheque Francaise
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Largest Cinema Archives in the world
Started by Henri Langlois Keeper of the Key was Georges Melies during WW2 |
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alexandre Astruc
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Said Film should be like literature, subtle and meaningful.
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Who asked "What is Cinema?"
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Andre Bazin
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what did andre bazin start?
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The Film Journal
1951 |
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Who Rejected montage and manipulated reality?
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Andre Bazin
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What is the relationship between a movement and a Genre?
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Movements create a genre
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New wave film makers are made of 2 groups. name them.
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Critics wrote for Bazin (Political and philosophical)
The left bank (experimentation,Memory, time) |
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Who invented The auteur Theory?
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Francois Truffaut
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Francois Truffaut
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Bastard
said dont be like Hollywood the Auteur theory said ony good/bad Directors |
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The Auteur Theory
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Director has a unique vision
personal story |
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people Considered THE AUTEURS
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John Ford
Orson welles Charles Chapline Fritz Lang Alfred Hitchcock |
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Francois Trauffaut
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The 400 Blows
Shoot the piano player Fahrenheit 451 |
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Jean-Luc Godard
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No respect for audience
Dense, difficult to watch Introduced jump cut. |
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Clarde Chabrol
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French Hitchcock
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jacques Rivette
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likes POP
Improve |
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Eric Rohmer
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Seasons
No Music |
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Agnes Varda
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Womens issues
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Chris Marker
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Documented socialistic countries
Digital artist Mixed documentary and fiction |
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French New Wave - Ideology
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mise-en-scene
Auteur theory |
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Characteristics of French New wave
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Jump Cuts/Freeze Frames
Natural Lighting Direct Sound Recording Existential Theme Actors address the camera Directly Improvised Diologue |
