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Starting in france in the late 1920's, this film movement was inspired by paris painters and writers. It is best described as a dream-like state attempting to place the viewer far from reality. THE IMAGES ARE OFTEN BIZARRE, SHOCKING AND AIM TO COMMUNICATE WITH THE SUBCONSCIOUS.
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Surrealism
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What is the most notable of the surrealist films?
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Un Chien Andalou.
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Shortly after World War 2, Italian Filmmakers found a shortage of almost everything needed to make prewar quality films. FORCED TO USE NONPROFESSIONAL ACTORS, BLACK AND WHITE GRAINY FILM, SHOOTING ON LOCATION AND POST DUBBING TECHNIQUES.
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Neorealism
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Which film brought Neorealism to the world?
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The Bicycle Thief
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In 1956 who directed the seventh seal?
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Ingmar Bergman
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in 1959 who directed Breathless?
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Jean-Luc Godard
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Who directed Amelie in 2001?
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Jean-Pierre Jeunet
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Starting in the late 1950s young french writers working for the magazine cashiers du cinema bored with traditional french cinema, decided to put their ideas to the test by producing a new style of films. The movement floruished until the earl 1960s.
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French New wave
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Who founded french new wave?
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Jean-Luc Godard
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A popular magazine in which young french film critics like godard and truffaut wrote about french cinema. It english it means the film journal.
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Cashier Du Cinema
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A style of filmaking starting with french new wave films in the 1950's. It featured the use of light weight cameras that could be hand held, stimulating a documentary or spontaneous feeling. In french the term means camera truth or film truth. Example: Jean Luc Goddard - Breathless.
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Cinema-Verite
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Following the example of Orson welles citizen kane, the french filmmaker developed the idea where a film should be like any other work of art, EG- The director should maintain control of their vision.
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Auteur Theory
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Who was big on Auteur Theory?
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Francois Truffaunt.
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When something or someone conveys a meaning of greater importance than the actual object or person.
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Symbolism
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Whats a movie that usually good symbolism?
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The seventh Seal.
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How does Amelies mother die?
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Suicide by another person jumping from a window
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Amelie leaves home and gets a job as a ? in a montmartre cafe.
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Waitress
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What does amelie find hidden inside her wall?
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A gold box
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What was the object that amelies father puts near her mothers ashes?
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A gnome
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What was the object Amelie takes from her fathers yard?
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A gnome
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What is it that Amelie finds lying in the street?
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A photo album of dissafolded photos.
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What job does the man with the red shoes have?
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Repairman
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Decides to make first surrealism film.
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Luis Bunuel filmaker
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Embaces surrealism
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David Lynch
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