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5. Literary Texts and Films
5.2 Films
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Which French film uses social commentary to critique societal issues with a satirical approach?
La Haine
Which French film deals with existential questions about existence and morality?
Hiroshima Mon Amour
Which genre in French cinema focuses on character development and social or political themes?
Drama
What is a French historical film that recreates events from the past?
Vive la sociale!
French cinema often uses innovative cinematography, lighting, and mise-en-scène to create
visual
flair.
Which French film uses low-angle shots to emphasize power dynamics?
La Haine
Non-linear timelines in French films use techniques like
flashbacks
and flash-forwards.
True
Unconventional narrative structures in French films aim to provide a more thought-provoking viewing experience.
True
Match the cinematography technique with its example in French cinema:
Dramatic chiaroscuro lighting ↔️
Contempt
Natural lighting ↔️
Être et Avoir
Which French film uses social commentary with a satirical approach?
La Haine
Which French film explores the complexities of love in a romantic context?
Amélie
What does the realism style in French cinema emphasize?
Everyday life and issues
What is a characteristic of French cinema's realism style?
Depicting everyday life
Realism in French cinema aims to portray life in a naturalistic way.
True
Arrange the following narrative techniques used in French films:
1️⃣ Non-linear timelines
2️⃣ Ambiguous or open-ended endings
3️⃣ Character-driven plots
What is auteur theory in French cinema?
Director is primary creative force
Agnès Varda often focuses on marginalized perspectives in her films.
True
Match the cultural reference in French films with its example:
French History ↔️ The Algerian War in
The Battle of Algiers
French Literature ↔️ Quotes from Camus in
Amélie
French Art/Music ↔️ The music of Édith Piaf in
La Vie en Rose
French Cuisine ↔️ The baguettes and crêpes in
Amélie
French films frequently challenge
traditional
gender roles and stereotypes.
True
The Algerian War is referenced in the film "
The Battle of Algiers
."
True
French cuisine is depicted in the film "
Haute Cuisine
."
True
The film "Blue is the Warmest Color" challenges traditional norms related to
sexuality
Arrange the following cinematic techniques in the order they are described in the study material:
1️⃣ Realistic Depictions
2️⃣ Symbolic Imagery
3️⃣ Narrative Structure
French filmmakers use techniques such as non-linear timelines to develop their
characters
"Amour" uses intimate camerawork to immerse the audience in the characters' emotional
experience
What is a common theme explored in French films that critiques societal issues?
Social commentary
French films often critique societal issues with a satirical or provocative
approach
Existential questions in French films often deal with the nature of existence, purpose, and
morality
French comedy uses
humor
to comment on society or human nature.
True
Auteurism in French cinema emphasizes the director's personal vision and artistic
expression
Dramatic chiaroscuro lighting creates a moody, introspective tone.
True
Match the cinematography technique with its example:
Low-angle shots ↔️ La Haine
Handheld camerawork ↔️ Dheepan
Tight framing ↔️ Amour
Wide shots ↔️ Amélie
Low-angle shots in French cinema, as seen in La Haine, emphasize
power
Order the following influential French directors based on their filmmaking styles:
1️⃣ François Truffaut
2️⃣ Jean-Luc Godard
3️⃣ Agnès Varda
4️⃣ Claire Denis
What is one example of a film directed by Jean-Luc Godard?
Breathless
Claire Denis is known for her sensual, atmospheric, and socially conscious
films
What is one example of a French film that examines issues of immigration and diversity?
Girlhood
French films often prioritize external plot events over the emotional journeys of their characters.
False
French directors often delve into the inner lives of their
protagonists
.
True
Techniques used by French filmmakers to develop characters
1️⃣ Non-linear timelines
2️⃣ Ambiguous endings
3️⃣ Intimate camerawork
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