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Who started in the Italian-neo realist movement?
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- Fellini
- Antonioni
- Louis Buzñuel
- Pasolini
- Bergman
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("life is like an absurd circus and I am the ringmaster"; key film 8 ½)
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Key films
L'avventura
Red desert (noted use of color)
Blow up |
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(more than his films, note his critical attitude towar church, capitalism & middle-class society. He can be funny, vicious, surreal: His humor and surreal elements are evident in our screenings of
The Phantom of Liberty
Un Chien Andalou (film with the woman's eye slit)
Belle de jour
Diary of a chambermaid |
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Poet, author, filmaker, lef-wing political activist
Best-known film: Salo:120 Days of Sodom (professor said don't watch film) |
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Spiritual themes: Man's relationship with God, "why are we here?"
key films
The Seventh Seal
Wild Strawberries |
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Deal with Germany's Nazi past
Americanization of Germany
R.W. Fassbinder
Werner Herzog
Wim Wenders |
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films about outsiders and social rejects
key film: The Marriage of Maria Braun |
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extreme personalities in extreme situations
key films: Aguerre: The Wrath of God
Grizzly Man
Fitzccarldo |
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feeling of home-sickness and being lost
key films
The American Friend
Paris, Texas
Wings of Desire |
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Japan
Wind from the East: Asian Cinema
What was a benshi?
what was a Japanese "tendency film"? |
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best-known Japanese director in the west
brought us historical samurai films and modern stories as well
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Rashomon
why is it significant?
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International acclaim. Four stories, but not correct one.
Seven Samurai
Ran |
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Ran
what does Ran say (at least to me) about giving up and the belief you have nothing left to give to the world? |
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camera kept the level of the people he photographs-even sitting
traditional Japanese values and aesthetics
film titles often refer to simple daily life: The Taste of Green Tea over Rice, Floating Weeds, Early Spring, Tokyo Story |
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The Rebel, best-known member of the Japanese New Wave, his films are rebellious, break Japanese social conventions an are intended to shock
best known film: In the Realms of the Senses is about a notorious sexcrime and is often banned for its graphic sex and violence |
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| Who are the "disappeared ones" protested by old women meeting in the center of city? |
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| Missing children. Some taken away by militant firms. |
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| Who "disappeared" them and who does that play into the film below? |
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| Military. Because they are a developmental country and dont have order or laws. |
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| What war was illustrated the weakness and corruption in the political leadership of Argentina? |
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Films about the Falkland's War
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Third World/ Third Cinema
Argentina
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| key film: The Official Story |
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| what does it say about Truth and subjective point of view? |
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Rashomon
Who tells the truth? |
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First Generation
Neo-Realism |
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A suicide waiting to happen
extreme prolific
used melodrama |
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| Japanese most important director? |
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Kurosawa
mast of both historical drama and modern story |
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| inspired by American Westerns it in turn inspired a western: The Magnificant Seven. |
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| grand finale to career, made after failed suicide attempt |
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| Anime (not just for kids) & Miyazaki (japanese walt disney) |
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Princess Monoke
Spirited Away |
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| Solana & Getino's Three Types of Film |
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First Cinema: Entertainment (Hollywood)
Second Cinema: Personal, artistic films (auterus)
Third Cinema: Films of Political Revolt- Film as a weapon |
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| Be aware of the political rumors regarding his murder |
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| by a young thug who claimed that the director had made sexual advances toward him |
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| What does Ran say (at least to me) about giving up and the belief you have nothing left to give to the world? |
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| Kurosawa made it after a failed attempt at suicide. |
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o Most popular, successful, accessible (easy to get in to, understand) film maker
o “The 400 Blows” |
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o Starts thearing apart cinema.
o Breaks a bunch of rules of cinema.
o “Breathless”
o attack cinema
o becomes a radical
o by the end of 60s becomes politically ratical
o critises capitalism, religion, politics, everything. |
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Last Year at Marienbad”
o vague film, seems like a dream, confusing. |
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