What is nouveau movie?

Films

Nouveau are low -bound, avant -garde, French films produced between 1950 and 1970. The word nouveau translates into "new" in English and describes a new wave movement in the French film industry. With the filming of these films, no studio directors were involved and the Nouveau Films trademark is the director is often the author of the film. The films are focused on the social or political beliefs of the director and include unusual filming or acting techniques. An important influence for French film directors was socio -economic forces after World War II and general dissatisfaction with the film industry. Stronged to the individuality of a person and the obvious absurdity of human existence were primary themes in French new wave films. Film scripts Foculted on political appalling shocks in Europe after World War II, as well as social conflicts that occur in the 1950s and 1960s. Scripts used different styles to focus on the audience, including a direct Vyours.

French producers of Nouveau worked as part of a tight budget frame and often had to improvise on actresses, actresses and places of the scene. Occasionally, the director would give up professional actors and actors in favor of close friends who would perform for free in the film. Directors would make their films in public places or apartments known using very small special effects or lighting.

Interaction of an actor or actress with a dialogue in the script, action in front of the camera and interaction with the audience are some of the many unusual aspects involved in the film Nouveau. The actors did not attempt to pause the viewers in the film and added to it instead. The films encouraged actors to change the characters from one scene to another, and often got out of character in the film to address the audience. Some movies used walks or accessories as primary characters in the movie, or useVali actors like walking.

Nouveau filmmakers experimented radically with visual style and editing processes of their films. The style of shooting was unique. The directors used creatively designed techniques to remind the viewer that the film is just a sequence of moving images. For example, filmmakers used long tracking images for scenes and expanded cameras lenses to normal 180 degrees used in most films.