Exam 7: European Cinema in the 1930s
Exam 1: Beginnings44 Questions
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Exam 5: The Hollywood Studio System: 1925-195544 Questions
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Exam 20: American Cinema Since 200036 Questions
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Charles Laughton,the actor,perhaps gave his fines performance in the movie
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What French film director called for movies which "dealt with life as it was lived in the streets of Paris"?
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Alfred Hitchcock regretted that sound entered movies as is clear in Blackmail.___
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Hitchcock's movies tended to follow a "structure of the Sennett chase,accelerating rush towards a climactic resolution." ___
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Marcel Ophüls often examined what he considered the transitory nature of love in movies like La Ronde.___
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Jean Cocteau was pedestrian in his invention of imagery and humor.___
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The French admired and paid homage in their surrealist films to
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How is Marlene Dietrich's Lola in Josef von Sternberg's The Blue Angel prototypically a femme fatale?
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William Faulkner wrote the script for which of these films which Renoir made in America?
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Silence was better suited to Renoir's films than sound because of the films' contemplative and realistic perspectives.___
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Was the fabulist/surrealist French film director Jean Cocteau simply ahead of his time in his technique and story development?
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In Grand Illusion,Jean Renoir made good use of the talents of
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British drama was not hampered at all departures of artists like Charlie Chaplin.___
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Alexander Korda's problem with making his movies - those he produced and directed - was that
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Jean Renoir was interested in preserving and extending his famous father's reputation as an Impressionistic painter.___
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