Peter Pan's Isolation Of The Real World

ASSIGNMENT #5 – NEW WAVE CINEMA
I’m Summiting the assignment late due to my father's death, I was not here, and which I wasn’t able to Turn It in on time.
This assignment is worth 15 points. There will be three parts for this assignment.
Part 1, write the name of your group film and your group thesis for your presentation (5 pts) – easy!
The Name of Our Group: Mohuya, Raven, Rebekah, Karla
The purpose of this investigation is to discuss Peter Pan’s isolation of the real world.
I. Peter pan syndrome
II. Parenting Roles
III. Peter pan gender roles
IV. Disney films
Part 2 and Part 3 of the assignment should be answered on a separate piece of paper and uploaded under content. See instructions below!
As I mentioned in class, The French New Wave is one of my favorite movements in cinema. As your book states on page 367, several countries as Brazil, Czechoslovakia, England, France, Germany, and Japan produced a number of films between the 1950s and 1970s that were termed new wave films. We will talk in class on Monday about the Japanese New Wave and the French New Wave.

For part 2 of your assignment, I would like for you to read page 367 - 368 of your textbook where they talk about the French New Wave and answer the following questions in your own words (1 point for each questions):*
1.

What are the shared characteristics of French New Wave films? A shift away from the past filmmaking financing institution and genre and the use of film to take an individual

visualization
2. Who were some of the most popular filmmakers of this time? Robert Bresson and Jacques Tati.
3. What French journal helped emerge some of the most famous French directors of this time? Andre Bazin, helped establish the Journal called Cahiers du cinema.
4. Who inspired these filmmakers? Who were their mentors? During the movement the director emerges are Eric Rohmer and Claude Chabrol, Truffaut and Godard. The mentors were Michelangelo Antonioni, Ingmar Bergman, and Akira Kurosawa.
5. What contribution did they make to American cinema? They shaped filmmaking into Art form that is made today.
*Please make sure that you do not copy word for word from the book. Please put in your own words in your own voice.
For part 3 of your assignment, I would like for you to read pages 14-15 and answer the following questions (1 point for each question):*
1. In your own words, please explain what the film 400 Blows is about. It is about a kid at a young age being rebellious and learning about individualism that was shot the Tale of Antoine Doinel throughout Paris.
2. Who directed the film, and how does it parallel his life? Please answer this question thoroughly drawing from what is says in the book. Francois Truffaut directed the film as it was semi- autobiographic as Truffaut was younger he was rebellious as tried escape many times as serving in the army and release from the institution for being unstable character and the character In the film.
3. What is “auteurist” cinema? A film expression the directors’ individual vision.
4. What are some of the technical (“distinctive styles”) that are mentioned in this “Film in Focus” about the film? Be specific. The distinctive styles and light weight, handheld camera equipment produces a sense of freshness, energy and immediacy.
5. Why may you find this film interesting to watch i.e., the filmmaker, the subject matter, or its technical contribution to American cinema? I think it is interesting to watch because of semi-autobiographical of the film with the story line and the editing discontinues editing styles of the film shot as showing disorienting thoughts of the young boy and variety shots to explain the action.
*Please make sure that you do not copy word for word from the book. Please put in your own words in your own voice.
This assignment is due on Monday morning by 8:00 am. Please upload it to the drop box no later than that time. Please answer all questions thoroughly using your text book. I’m not going to be a stickler for length as long as you answer all the questions with some real thought. See you Monday! No other homework!