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The most distinguishing feature of the New Wave is that it constantly attacks the audience’s perceptions, who are inclined to believe the reality of the motion picture. No matter how real the story we watch, sometimes an external sound, sometimes suddenly split scenes, and sometimes subtitles added to the image, it reminds us that we are watching a movie.
Cleo de 5 à 7 by Agnès Varda (1962) Read More
The original work of Agnés Varda, Sans Toit ni Loi (1985), conveys a completely different world to its audience. Our main hero is Mona; He is a person who has no place and belongs to anyone, spends his life here and there, without thinking, and at the beginning of the movie he is in a field frozen from the cold. The audience, familiar with the mainstream, immediately wonders why Mona fell into this state, as Varda knows very well.
Sans Toit ni Loi by Agnès Varda (1985) Read More
Jean-Luc Godard or Francois Traffaut first comes to mind when it comes to the new wave movement that started to show itself in France towards the end of the 1950s. There is one who should not be bypassed, including all the other directors of the movement, who is Agnés Varda.
Le Bonheur by Agnès Varda (1965) Read More