Exam 13: International Cinema in the 1960s

Young British filmmakers of the 1960s shared which of the following attitudes?

On occasion,British cinema used elements more associated with New Wave directors;one of them found in Richardson's Tom Jones is

New Wave directors believed in the purity of film genres and did not mix genres in their movies.___

Matching -Francois Truffaut ___

One of the techniques that New Wave directors liked to use was

Jean-Luc Godard made movies that seemed to "throw the rough draft at the public. ___

The French director who liked to "throw the rough draft [of a movie] at the public" was

Eastern European filmmakers finally were able to make personal films that

British cinema in the 1960s did not emphasize which of the following?

Unlike most American directors,where did most French New Wave film directors begin their careers?

Matching -Tony Richardson ___

Matching -Agnes Varda ___

Matching -Andrzej Wajda ___

Matching -Lindsay Anderson ___

In what way did films by Italian directors like Franco Zeffirelli and Pietro Germi counter the pessimism found in films by directors like Michelangelo Antonioni?

Matching -Louis Malle ___

Matching -Alain Resnais ___

To understand the subtext of Joseph Losey films like The Servant,an audience must

After Stalin's death in 1953,the cinema in communist-ruled countries became

Here is the paradox of the Angry Young Man directors in Great Britain in the 1960s: they were hostile to ruling-class institutions and disillusioned with the drab,joyless Welfare State.___