Film Movements

<h1>Film Movements</h1>

Film movements define cinematic history, from German Expressionism to the French New Wave. These artistic revolutions have shaped film language, visual storytelling, and narrative experimentation. Each movement emerged as a response to social, political, or technological changes, influencing filmmakers worldwide. Italian Neorealism, Soviet Montage, and Dogme 95 are just a few examples of how film movements challenge industry norms. Studying these movements helps filmmakers understand the evolution of cinematic techniques and styles.


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