1950s-1960s Film Movement

The 1950s-1960s film movement was marked by innovative storytelling and artistic experimentation, reflecting societal changes and new global perspectives. Directors focused on realism, complex characters, and visual styles, often challenging traditional norms. This era saw the rise of influential movements like Italian Neorealism, which highlighted everyday life and social issues, and French New Wave, characterized by bold editing and personal storytelling. These innovations expanded cinematic language, emphasizing emotion, introspection, and social critique, ultimately transforming filmmaking into a more expressive and diverse art form.