The Cinema in France: After the New Wave

Jill Forbes

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List of Illustrations - Acknowledgements - Introduction - The French Film Industry since the War: A Very Brief History - PART 1 GENRES: POLITICAL AND DOCUMENTARY CINEMA - Hollywood-France: America as Influence and Intertext - Women Filmmakers in France - PART 2 AUTEURS: TRUFFAUT AND GODARD IN THE 1970s - The Heritage of the Nouvelle Vague - In Search of the Popular Cinema: Bertrand Tavernier and the Return to the 'Tradition de Qualite' - In Search of the Popular Cinema: New French Comedy - The Family in Question - The New History of Film - Conclusion - Filmographies - Bibliography - Index of Film Titles - Index

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