film movement

A film movement is a group of films, filmmakers, or cinematic works from a specific time and place that share common stylistic, thematic, or ideological characteristics and collectively influence the development of cinema.

Observed surface forms (9)

• underground film ×3
• live-action/animated film ×2
• New Hollywood film ×1
• Soviet film movement ×1
• cinema movement ×1
• cinematic movement ×1
• cinematic tradition ×1
• counterculture film ×1
• film tradition ×1

Instances (13)

• Australian New Wave cinema
• Who Framed Roger Rabbit via concept surface "live-action/animated film"
• Chelsea Girls via concept surface "underground film"
• Empire via concept surface "underground film"
  surface form: Empire (film)
• Sleep via concept surface "underground film"
  surface form: Sleep (1963 film)
• Soviet montage school
• French New Wave
• Easy Rider via concept surface "counterculture film"
• Gothic cinema via concept surface "cinematic tradition"
• Dog Day Afternoon via concept surface "New Hollywood film"
• New Hollywood
• The Reluctant Dragon via concept surface "live-action/animated film"
  surface form: The Reluctant Dragon (1941 film)
• Chinese American cinema via concept surface "cinema movement"