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This test consists of 5 short answer questions, 10 short essay questions, and 1 (of 3) essay topics.
Short Answer Questions
1. What was encouraged by the New Wave filmmakers?
2. What were the primary goal's of German films after World War II?
3. Upon what were the greatest works of entertainment in Britain focused in the seventies?
4. What technological advance helped revolutionize cinema and the film-going experience?
5. Which decade is considered the beginning of Japan's Golden Age in cinema?
Short Essay Questions
1. What was the New Wave movement in France?
2. Why was Japan's golden age in film able to thrive throughout the World War II and beyond, despite the political turmoil?
3. In the 1970s, how did West Germany start to address their role in World War II?
4. What was the Third Cinema theater realism?
5. What were some of the political issues that made their way into 1970s Hollywood?
6. What were some of the prominent trends in European cinema in the 1950s?
7. What regulations changed in 1960s Hollywood, as well as technical advances?
8. How did the New Wave movement from France affect American movie trends in the 1970s?
9. How did the Soviet Union change Czechoslovakia's film industry in the 1960s?
10. Why and how did commercial conglomerates help support the American film industry in the 1960s?
Essay Topics
Write an essay for ONE of the following topics:
Essay Topic 1
What were some of the obstacles and dangers faced by filmmakers who haled from the film industries of the Third World and in Islamic cinema?
Essay Topic 2
Consider the first several decades of film took place in the midst of several wars, what responsibility did the filmmakers have to their audiences? How did the roles of these directors change from the United States to Europe? How did filmmakers handle the world wars when faced with Nazi persecution?
Essay Topic 3
How did the politics of the Third World countries try to prevent the film industries from growing? Discuss the difficulties and dangers the filmmakers would encounter, as well as the issues they had with marketing the film to an international audience.
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