Film Movements

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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