
March 3 (Saturday) “ Film School named after McGaffin ”together with the information and analytical Internet channel Polit.ru continues a cycle of lectures on the history of cinema, among the lecturers of which are famous film experts, film critics and cinema historians. The cycle is a thematic special project within the framework of the Polit.ru project existing in 2004.
The third lecture of the cycle is read by Kirill Emilievich Razlogov - director of the Russian Institute of Culturology, Doctor of Art, Professor, author of numerous books and articles on modern culture published in Russia and abroad.
Lecture theme : French new wave
Annotation:
The French new wave is the first swallow of renewal of world cinema of the late 1950s in the 1960s. Recently, in old age, Claude Shabrol and Eric Romer passed away, the classics of Jean-Luke Goddar and Alain Rene are still alive, Francois Truffo remained forever young ...
Speaking about the French new wave, we recall that cinema is not only the special effects of Hollywood blockbusters, but also the form of self -expression of the new generation of filmmakers who have come out of the synemate, and new Europeans.
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The lecture will take place on March 3, 2012 (Saturday) at 15-00 in the cinema hall of the Zavtra club (former Pir.G.I. on Sretenka). Address: Moscow, st. Sretenka 26/1 (m. "Sukharevskaya"). Driving scheme . The entrance is free.