Question 1

Matching
-Ugetsu ___

Accepted Answer

A) Kenji Mizoguchi film about the middle class 
B) Robert Bresson movie set almost entirely in a jail 
C) Bergman's only successful comedy 
D) creates a hauntingly diaphanous dream world 
E) Yasujiro Ozu film of a widower's sacrifice
F)basis for The Magnificent Seven
G)Fellini movie about decadence of the privileged
H)means "song of the road," won Cannes Jury Prize
I)Ingmar Bergman's allegory set in medieval times
J)established Toshiro Mifune as a star 
A) Kenji Mizoguchi film about the middle class 
B) Robert Bresson movie set almost entirely in a jail 
C) Bergman's only successful comedy 
D) creates a hauntingly diaphanous dream world 
E) Yasujiro Ozu film of a widower's sacrifice
F)basis for The Magnificent Seven
G)Fellini movie about decadence of the privileged
H)means "song of the road," won Cannes Jury Prize
I)Ingmar Bergman's allegory set in medieval times
J)established Toshiro Mifune as a star

Question 2

Despite his Western sources of inspiration,Kurosawa remained totally traditional in his values.___

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 3

Ingmar Bergman rejected religious and psychological themes in his films,preferring light-hearted comedy instead.___

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

Which of the following is largest movie-producing countries in the world?

Accepted Answer

A) America 
B) Japan 
C) Mexico 
D) India 
A) America 
B) Japan 
C) Mexico 
D) India

Matching -Ugetsu ___

Despite his Western sources of inspiration,Kurosawa remained totally traditional in his values.___

Ingmar Bergman rejected religious and psychological themes in his films,preferring light-hearted comedy instead.___

Which of the following is largest movie-producing countries in the world?

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

European Cinema in the 1940s

American 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 11: International Cinema in the 1950s

Matching -Ugetsu ___

Despite his Western sources of inspiration,Kurosawa remained totally traditional in his values.___

Ingmar Bergman rejected religious and psychological themes in his films,preferring light-hearted comedy instead.___

Which of the following is largest movie-producing countries in the world?

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

European Cinema in the 1940s

American 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