Sunday, 12 June 2016

BDM206 Blog research French Newwave Cinema


Breathless 
Director: Jean-Luc Goddard

Breathless (A Bout de Souffle)

I enjoyed watching the movie Breathless as it had a certain glamorous, Hollywood feel to it.  The black and white film touched on many different issues, I enjoyed the characters as they seemed to have genuine human problems. New Wave cinema was notorious for themes of authority and romantic commitments and was heavily influenced by Italian Neorealism. Breathless is a good example of French New Wave cinema as the scenes were shot on location, and techniques such as natural lighting and extended shots were used throughout the film. French New-wave cinema influenced contemporary American films such as Pulp Fiction.


Hitchmam. 2003. French New Wave cinema. retrieved from: www.newwavefilm.com/new-wave-cinema-guide/nouvelle-vague-where-to-start.shtml

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