French New Wave and Poetic Realism

Since the first reality of Brother Lumiere and the fantasy short film by Maris Georges Jean Mélier, this movie has continued to realize its fundamental purpose of artistic reflection on social background. Two French cinema movement, poetic realism (1934 - 1940) and French new wave (1950 - 1970) became the history book of the Second World War. The game rule (Jean Renoir, 1939) is a typical example of French poetic realism and depicts disillusionment of society and government politics due to the suffering of one generation of human beings during the First World War.

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This movie and the movement of culture do not seem to match the theory and method of movie realism. Critics may argue that French New Wave is a style movement born from the mainstream 'Hollywood' tradition or 'frustration of' movie Dupad '. Although it may seem like that, it can be said that much of the text that appears in the French New Wave movement is certainly the height of realism. First of all, I saw a classic movie by Lugodad on a cowboy. It may be typical of the wave style of new movement that happened shortly after France and the UK. With redundant style techniques and discontinuous continuity it is undoubtedly a challenge to not see dyspnea. However, the gasping is certainly in agreement with the criterion of becoming a persistent film of social realism.

Band of Outsiders was a 1964 film and was announced by Jean-Luc Godard, the most fashionable French New Wave coach. The French New Wave calls a group in which critics draw a movie from a personal and artistic point of view from the late 1950s to the 1960s. It is a young generation film production style focusing on the current social problems and political turmoil at that time. It uses direct information for "high-quality movies". French New Wave