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| using camera as a pencil, telling a story |
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| Anore Bazin, French Film Magazine, different view of films, device to justify films they made |
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| "a certain tendency...", wanted change, more current, like "kiss me deadly", more american |
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| Cahiers effects across several films |
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| stylistically, meanings (chaplin's of the poor) |
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| from productions to artistic mediums, film festivals, academic discpiple, distinctive style |
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| 13 films, uncompromising, jansinism (fate) (christian religion), prisoner of war, painter, Au Hasard Baltyazar, simple, austerity of composition, unknown actos, off screen sound, literary sources (not tradition of quality) |
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| specific groups, youth culture (cars, rock, rebellion) |
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| New Waves:Europe or US first? |
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| film studies, art cinema, clubs, journals |
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| New Waves:Formal and stylistic trends? |
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| Neorealist production model, editing (jump cuts, discontinuous cuts, long takes), cinemateque |
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| real locations, unknown actors |
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| how things feel, portray expression, flashbacks, dream sequences, fantasy |
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| French New Wave: Novelle Vague: |
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| French New Wave: Novelle Vague: Type of films? |
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| French New Wave: Novelle Vague: T of Quality or cahiers, camera stylo? |
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| French New Wave: Novelle Vague: famous works? |
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| Les cousius le beau serge (Chabrol), 400 Blows (Truffout), and Breathless (Godard) |
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| French New Wave: Novelle Vague: |
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| gave audacious criticism of otherwise liked films |
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| French New Wave: Novelle Vague: |
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| French New Wave General: focus? |
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| French New Wave General: form? |
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| adventurous, on the streets |
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| French New Wave General:Changes to economy? |
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| new economic model, cheap, couldn't hire strars |
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| French New Wave General:Cinephiles? |
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| film history, cahiers du cinema |
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| French New Wave General: father figures? |
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| Bazan and Langlois, cinematheque |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: origin? |
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| left side of river, latin quarter (bohemian), sub group of new wave, not normally critics, documentary back grounds, older than cahiers (30s and 40s) |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: style? |
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| aesthetic experimentation, form of artistic medium (photography, literature), overtly political, not for wide audiences |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: Famous artists? |
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| Agnes Varda (feminist films), Resnais (rigorous experimentation, "Hiroshima mon Amour", worked for IDHEC), Chris Marker (changed his name to marker) |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: Funding? |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: What helped success? |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: Marker? |
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| studied under Sarte (philosopher), political, travelled, French resistance, tought anti colonist about film making, "La Jette" (still photos, narration) |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: Agnes Varda? |
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| Philosophy, didn't study film, "La Pointe Courte" |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: Agnes Varda, Terra Cards? |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: Cinicriture |
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| cine writing, complete control of filming |
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| French New Wave: Left Bank Group: Agnes Varda, Cleo from 5 to 7 |
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| $64000, obj, realism (on streets, real people), subj realism (color, film w/ in film), music commenting on plot, discontinuous and jump cuts |
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| Latin American Cinema: Dependent on? |
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| Latin American Cinema: Ran by? |
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| dictators, military regimes, control politics,use countries as markets, US kept these in power |
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| Latin American Cinema: Mix of what? |
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| euro and afro and indigenous |
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| Latin American Cinema: Good neighbor policy? |
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| US cut off supply of film and cameras, couldn't make films |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Studios? |
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| two, atlantina, vera cruz |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Market? |
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| small, portugese speaking (only major country) |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil:Chanchada? |
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| reliance on themes (musicals, westerns) |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Cinephiles? |
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| rio de janeiro, Euro art cinema (neorealism), discussed films in places like coffee shops |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Third World country? |
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| militant, disempowered, social problems |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: national culure? |
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| folulours (?), national heritage (afro, euro, indig) |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Joao Goudart |
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| Liberal leader of Brazil, socialist reforms |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Nelson Pereida |
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| popular, "Rio 40 Deorees", "Rio Zona Norte", "Cinco Veces Favela" ("5x's Favela", "5 Shorts") |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: 60 to 64? |
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| Cinema Novo (first phase), 1964; coup; first violent gov. (military rule), film industry flourished, 1968; (coup within coup) thousands disappear or flee, begin using classical films as allegories for current events (satires on current politics) |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: 1968? |
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| (coup within coup) thousands disappear or flee, begin using classical films as allegories for current events (satires on current politics) |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Juaquin Pedro De Andrade? |
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| Nationalistic (loved Brazilian history), 1961 "skin of the cat" about huge division of wealth, "Nacunaima" (book) epic fairy tale |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Nelson Pereida dos Santos con't |
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| 1963 "Vidas Secas" (Barren Life), back ground in doc.'s, cinema journalist all over Braz., "Sertao" like grapes of wrath |
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| Latin American Cinema: Brazil: Glauber Routa |
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| Aesthetics of Hunger, shouldn't copy style of hollywood |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: 3rd World: Where? |
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| developing countries, s. america, middle east, asian countries, parts of N. America |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: 3rd World: Decolonization |
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| Get rid of colonizers effects, make their own colonizations |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: 3rd World: Franz Fanon (culture) |
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| Third Worldism, dont become european |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: 3rd World: |
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| economic develping, politcal violence (films difficult to make) |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: 3rd World: industry? |
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| production and exhibition increasing |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: 3rd World:Issue with booming industry? |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: 3rd World: Social Changes? |
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| film is tool to aid, refuse hollywood, political themes in films, reject gloss and perfection of hwood |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: |
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| military gov, dependence, |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: neuva cancion? |
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| folk music, indigenous, reworked old songs with current political system themes |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: Cuba? |
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| 1956 revolution, socialist state, ICAIC controlled film industry (follow intrests of cuba) |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: Cuba, Cinecubano |
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| film journal, internationally respected |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America:Cuba, Cinemobiles |
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| cinema trucks to show off films |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: Cuba recognized? |
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| power behind film, its abilities |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: Cuba 66 to 77? |
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| High years of industy, genre films, deeply politcal still |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: Argentina famous film? |
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| "The Hour of the Furnaces" (67) made in secret by Solanas and Getino |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: Argentina general? |
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| Politically Critical Cinema: Latin America: Argentina 3rd cinema? |
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| Solanas and Getino, 1st cinema is hwood, 2nd is art cinema, 3rd is deeply political films |
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| Politically Critical Cinema:"Battle of Algiers": style? |
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| Politically Critical Cinema:"Battle of Algiers": made by? |
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| Gillo Pontecorlo (italian), came to help make film during Algerian revolution, |
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| Politically Critical Cinema:"Battle of Algiers": how many Algers vs. french? |
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| Politically Critical Cinema:"Battle of Algiers": why revolutionary? |
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| 1st euro film dealing w/ ind. in Africa, asked to identify with colonized (Algerians) |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: Inspiration? |
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| civil rights and vietnam, violence in news, assasinations |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's:New generation? |
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| educated, liberated, college is for all |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: Predicted what? |
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| recession, industry hit in late 60s by recesion, before recesion early 70s |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: Recession? |
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| 12 to 20 films a year, independent productions, NEGATIVE PICK UPS (large studio distributing films made by smaller studios) |
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| Hollywood:Late 60's: Change to hollywood and its audience? |
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| Hollywood:Late 60's: Films for young people? |
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| Graduate, Bonnie and Clyde, Easy Ride, ( A COUNTER CULTURE ) |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: Studio Ownership? |
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| started by self made immigrants (inheritors of corps. were not as talented (ruined studios)) |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: Studio conglomerates? |
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| Diverse big businesses owned studios, profit over creativity |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: Genre cycles? |
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| looking for success, new twist to find success, EXAMPLE; original (gladiator) inspires Alexander inspires 300 (new twist; visual) |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: budgets? |
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| drop, no loans from banks |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: Theaters succesful or not approaching late 60s? |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's:multiplexes |
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| split large "palace" theaters into several screens, movies in malls for first time |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: Style? |
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| less glossy, harsher, zoom lenses, popular genre music (synergistic effect between meds.), ultra violence |
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| Hollywood: Mid to Late 60's: 1966 (Hayes Seal) |
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| 1966 MPAA stop issuing seals, give rating system |
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| New Hollywood: Film makers? |
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| Coppola, Scorcese, Deplama, Woody Allen, George Lucas, Spielberg (LIVING WORKING IN NY) |
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| New Hollywood: The Graduate? |
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| Book was darker, embassy pictures (finally agreed to finance for less than a mill), Mike Nichols |
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| New Hollywood: Graduate, Mike Nichols? |
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| theater, worked w/ Elain May (jewish comedy), racier than films |
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| New Hollywood: Easy Rider? |
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| Dennis Hoper and Jane Fonda, 60's hippie idealism, oscar nominee, $41 mill, columbia, "Eastern" |
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| New Hollywood: Easy Rider style, formality? |
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| natural lighting, outside, non actors, transitions and editing |
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| Tax law, return of blockbuster, Godfather (huge, $80 mill) |
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| Unknown director (can be controlled), book not well respected, saturated advertisement on TV, saturated theaters (didn't start small in specific locations and wait to expand) |
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| New Hollywood: Jaws, different approach? |
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| saturated advertisement on TV, saturated theaters (didn't start small in specific locations and wait to expand) |
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| New Hollywood: Jaws, new important role player? (film making position) |
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| producer, directors lose power |
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| New Hollywood: Badlands: Jaws? |
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| opposites of each other, (73) |
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| New Hollywood: Badlands: Feeling of ......... (what)? |
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| nostalgia, dark, not good, not comforting |
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| eden myth, non religious view, 350 K |
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| New Hollywood: Badlands: Terrence Malik? |
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| Philosophy @ MIT, no photos or interviews normally, went back to being philosopher in 80s, risky, cheap films |
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