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Discover the transformative era of New Hollywood Cinem, where visionary directors reshaped the film industry from the mid-1960s to the early 1980s. Through an exploration of groundbreaking films and innovative storytelling, this series reveals how cultural upheavals and artistic ambitions created a new golden age of cinema.

Join us to uncover the legacy of this dynamic period and its lasting impact on modern filmmaking inspiring your own appreciation and understanding of cinematic art.

Oct. 16: Origins & Influences

Explore the historical and cultural backdrop that led to the rise of New Hollywood Cinema in the mid-1960s, as new directors pushed the boundaries of traditional filmmaking, influenced by social and political changes in America.

Oct. 23: The Golden Age of New Hollywood

Delve into the peak period of New Hollywood Cinema, focusing on the defining characteristics and landmark films of the era, including auteur theory and its application to American directors.

Oct. 30: Decline and Legacy

Examine the factors leading to the decline of New Hollywood, driven by economic challenges, auteurs replaced by a return to studio control, and the rise of blockbuster filmmaking.

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