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Most important movements in sound era

Italian neorealism/ French new wave

Differences between post-war American cinema and post-war Europeancinema:

-Very few E. films were adaptations

-E. films were structured aroundpsychological problems and themes vs. story


-E. films looked different from Hollywoodstudio films

Italian NeoRealism 1945-1950

Believed there is persuasive power ofcinema to shape a people.


First neorealism film- Open City by Roberto Rossellini

Components of Neo-Realism

Ideology &Stylistically

A new democratic spirit, a compassionate point of view, A preoccupation with Italy's Fascist past, Humanism

French New Wave 1959-

Discontinuity in editing, freestyleediting Onlocation, natural digetic sound, Lowbudget Hand-heldcameras, Improviseddialogue Anti-authoritarianprotagonist
What did the deHavilland decision do?
actors get to choose their own roles and contracts cannot go beyond seven calendar years

What year was the anti-trust suit against Kodak and their use of Technicolor?

1948

What year was U.S v Paramount?

1948

What did the Miracle case of 1952 accomplish?
Stated that movies are protected under freedom of speech
What does HUAC stand for?
House on Un-American Activities Committee
What were french films about?
Style in which reality is captured
What are 3 traits of Swedish Films?
-natural imagery to convey human passion

-satirical and critical commentary on injustice and hypocrisy


-influence of cosmic, metaphysical forces

What were post WWII British films like
polished, well-acted literary adaptations

tightly edited, well-written dramas


biting, dry, and satirical comedies


Technicolor spectacles (Red Shoes)

What were traits of Czech films?
resistance to Nazi occupation

historical costume drama


film of contemporary life


surrealist or futuristic allegory

What were some delays of Japanese film?
-women did not appear in film until 1920s

-used narrators to explain what was happening


-whereas western film relied on story, eastern film relied on theatrical, visual traits

What were 2 structural traits of Japanese Film?
economical concentration on central theme

symmetry, balance