New wave was a film movement in French cinema during the 1960s that introduced innovative and experimental techniques. Directors associated with this movement sought to break away from traditional filmmaking methods, using natural lighting, handheld cameras, and unconventional storytelling. They often focused on contemporary, personal stories and used a more spontaneous and realistic approach to filmmaking. This movement had a significant impact on cinema, influencing many filmmakers and introducing a fresh, modern style to the art form.

Definition och betydelse av "new wave"på engelska

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