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The plot structure of Italian Neo-realist films is perhaps best described as:
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Episodic
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The phrase ‘Italian Spring’ refers to:
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The rebirth of Italy based on ideas implemented by a coalition government of left-liberal Italian parties
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Italy’s Andreotti Law of 1949 effectively created preproduction film censorship by:
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Providing loans to production firms that submitted film scripts with an apolitical slant
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In many Italian films of the early 1950s, directors used slowly paced tracking shots to:
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Explore characters’ relations within a concrete environment
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The Bicycle Thief, perhaps the most influential film of the neo-realist trend, was directed by:
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Vittorio De Sica
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The death of Pina in Rome, Open City was unsettling for many viewers in 1945 for all of the following reasons except:
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Up to that point the film appeared to be a documentary
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The term ‘rosy Neorealism’ refers to films that melded working class characters with:
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The populist comedy
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Italian Neo-realist films were edited in a manner based on:
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The norms of the Classical Hollywood style
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