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What are some clear trends in Goddard work?
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Increased politicization.
Flattening of the image. No deep space in cinema.
Acknowledged artificiality in cinema.
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What is Charles De gaule known for? |
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He led the Free French Forces during World War II.
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What is the connection between Godard and Pop Art?
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Goddard address and attacks Commercial Art
He Appropriated the vitality of Commercial art as critique of consumerism.
He needed to appropriate this aesthetic in order to attack consumerism, capitalism.
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How would you describe the work of Warhol?
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His works explore the relationship between artistic expression, celebrity culture and advertisement. |
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What is Godards relationship to American film?
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Goddar struggles to combine his love of American films with the destruction of American capitalism invading France. |
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Journalistic survey (L’Express) of new youth movement in France in late 1950s Filmmakers: Truffaut, Vadim, Godard, Chabrol |
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What is Cahiers du cinema? |
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film journal founded in 1951 Andre Bazin – co-founder & co-editor |
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What was the objections to French commercial film culture? |
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“Tradition of Quality” Dominated by literary adaptations Valorization of the screenplay “Cinema du papas” |
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Dir. Francois Truffaut, France, 1959
-moral ambiguity
-theme of society ruining the individual (pressure of society vs. individual)
-episodic (not linear)
-realism - doom
-deglamorize society
-no clear resolution
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Reading: Andrew Sarris' "Toward a Theory of Film History" |
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