Question 1

Which of the following is true about movie production in Europe in the 1940s?

Accepted Answer

A) European filmmakers made only documentaries. 
B) Fiction movies declined sharply in the war years. 
C) Warring countries were careful to allow film production to escape destruction. 
D) none of the above 
A) European filmmakers made only documentaries. 
B) Fiction movies declined sharply in the war years. 
C) Warring countries were careful to allow film production to escape destruction. 
D) none of the above

Question 2

Matching
-Odd Man Out ___

Accepted Answer

A) won 5 Academy Awards including Best Picture 
B) a typical Nazi cinematic lie 
C) finest French film of the occupation 
D) superb political thriller with James Mason 
E) coined the term "neorealism"
F)Michael Powell film,very popular in America
G)film industry emerged intact
H)The Open City
I)best of "heroes of Mother Russia" films
J)won Best Actress award for The Rose Tattoo 
A) won 5 Academy Awards including Best Picture 
B) a typical Nazi cinematic lie 
C) finest French film of the occupation 
D) superb political thriller with James Mason 
E) coined the term "neorealism"
F)Michael Powell film,very popular in America
G)film industry emerged intact
H)The Open City
I)best of "heroes of Mother Russia" films
J)won Best Actress award for The Rose Tattoo

Question 3

Germany's postwar "rubble" films were not characterized by which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) didactic 
B) corrected lies 
C) period pieces 
D) political 
A) didactic 
B) corrected lies 
C) period pieces 
D) political

Question 4

Carol Reed's The Third Man uses many dramatic high-contrast and low-key lighting effects as well as baroque compositions and bizarre tilt shots.___

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 5

Matching
-The Eternal Jew ___

Accepted Answer

A) won 5 Academy Awards including Best Picture 
B) a typical Nazi cinematic lie 
C) finest French film of the occupation 
D) superb political thriller with James Mason 
E) coined the term "neorealism"
F)Michael Powell film,very popular in America
G)film industry emerged intact
H)The Open City
I)best of "heroes of Mother Russia" films
J)won Best Actress award for The Rose Tattoo 
A) won 5 Academy Awards including Best Picture 
B) a typical Nazi cinematic lie 
C) finest French film of the occupation 
D) superb political thriller with James Mason 
E) coined the term "neorealism"
F)Michael Powell film,very popular in America
G)film industry emerged intact
H)The Open City
I)best of "heroes of Mother Russia" films
J)won Best Actress award for The Rose Tattoo

Which of the following is true about movie production in Europe in the 1940s?

Matching -Odd Man Out ___

Germany's postwar "rubble" films were not characterized by which of the following?

Carol Reed's The Third Man uses many dramatic high-contrast and low-key lighting effects as well as baroque compositions and bizarre tilt shots.___

Matching -The Eternal Jew ___

Beginnings

Griffith and His Contemporaries: 19081920

American Cinema in the 1920s

European Cinema in the 1920s

The Hollywood Studio System: 1925-1955

American Cinema in the 1930s

European Cinema in the 1930s

American Cinema in the 1940s

American Cinema in the 1950s

International Cinema in the 1950s

American Cinema in the 1960s

International Cinema in the 1960s

American Cinema in the 1970s

International Cinema in the 1970s

American Cinema in the 1980s

International Cinema in the 1980s

American Cinema in the 1990s

International Cinema in the 1990s

American Cinema Since 2000

International Cinema Since 2000

Filters

Exam 9: European Cinema in the 1940s

Which of the following is true about movie production in Europe in the 1940s?

Matching -Odd Man Out ___

Germany's postwar "rubble" films were not characterized by which of the following?

Carol Reed's The Third Man uses many dramatic high-contrast and low-key lighting effects as well as baroque compositions and bizarre tilt shots.___

Matching -The Eternal Jew ___

Beginnings

Griffith and His Contemporaries: 19081920

American Cinema in the 1920s

European Cinema in the 1920s

The Hollywood Studio System: 1925-1955

American Cinema in the 1930s

European Cinema in the 1930s

American Cinema in the 1940s

American Cinema in the 1950s

International Cinema in the 1950s

American Cinema in the 1960s

International Cinema in the 1960s

American Cinema in the 1970s

International Cinema in the 1970s

American Cinema in the 1980s

International Cinema in the 1980s

American Cinema in the 1990s

International Cinema in the 1990s

American Cinema Since 2000

International Cinema Since 2000

Filters