New Hollywood

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New Hollywood was a transformative era in American cinema, roughly from the late 1960s to early 1980s, when a new generation of directors introduced more experimental, auteur-driven, and socially conscious films that broke from traditional studio formulas.

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instanceOf era in American cinema
film movement
alsoKnownAs New Hollywood
surface form: American New Wave
coincidedWith introduction of MPAA film rating system
country United States of America
surface form: United States
declineCause financial failures of ambitious auteur projects
reassertion of studio control
success of high-concept blockbusters
economicContext period of box office decline for studios in the 1960s
rise of blockbuster filmmaking in the mid-1970s
emergedAfter decline of classical Hollywood studio system
end of Production Code era
endTime early 1980s
hasCharacteristic ambiguous endings
anti-hero protagonists
auteur-driven filmmaking
departure from classical Hollywood studio formulas
experimental narrative techniques
exploration of counterculture
grittier realism
increased director creative control
influence of European art cinema
socially conscious themes
subversion of genre conventions
use of location shooting
influencedBy 1960s counterculture
French New Wave
Social realism
surface form: Italian Neorealism

Vietnam War era politics
civil rights movement
legacy expanded thematic and stylistic range of mainstream American films
influenced contemporary independent cinema
reshaped director-studio power dynamics
notableDirector Arthur Penn
Brian De Palma
Dennis Hopper
Francis Ford Coppola
George Lucas
Hal Ashby
John Cassavetes
Martin Scorsese
Mike Nichols
Peter Bogdanovich
Robert Altman
Roman Polanski
Steven Spielberg
William Friedkin
notableFilm Apocalypse Now
Bonnie and Clyde
Chinatown
Dog Day Afternoon
Easy Rider
Five Easy Pieces
Harold and Maude
Jaws
MASH
Mean Streets
Nashville
One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
Star Wars
Taxi Driver
The Exorcist
The Godfather
The Godfather Part II
The Graduate
startTime late 1960s
thematicFocus alienation
disillusionment with the American Dream
political corruption
psychological complexity
sexual liberation
violence and crime

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Hollywood Golden Age followedBy New Hollywood
New Hollywood alsoKnownAs New Hollywood
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Verna Fields knownFor New Hollywood
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Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore partOf New Hollywood
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Francis Ford Coppola movement New Hollywood
Karen Black movement New Hollywood
THX 1138 partOf New Hollywood
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Soviet montage school influenced New Hollywood
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Orson Welles influenced New Hollywood
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French New Wave influenced New Hollywood
Martin Scorsese movement New Hollywood
Dennis Hopper movement New Hollywood
Bonnie and Clyde influenced New Hollywood
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Easy Rider movement New Hollywood
The Graduate era New Hollywood
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MASH partOf New Hollywood
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Mean Streets partOfMovement New Hollywood
Five Easy Pieces partOfMovement New Hollywood
Five Easy Pieces era New Hollywood
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Apocalypse Now partOf New Hollywood
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Robert Altman movement New Hollywood
Dog Day Afternoon partOf New Hollywood
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Brian De Palma movement New Hollywood
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Hal Ashby movement New Hollywood
Hal Ashby era New Hollywood
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William Friedkin movement New Hollywood
Midnight Cowboy filmMovement New Hollywood
Peter Bogdanovich movement New Hollywood
Arthur Penn movement New Hollywood
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John Huston influenced New Hollywood
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Sidney Lumet movement New Hollywood
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Terrence Malick movement New Hollywood
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Drive, He Said partOf New Hollywood
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The Anderson Tapes era New Hollywood
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Jerry Schatzberg movement New Hollywood
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King of the Gypsies era New Hollywood
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The French Connection partOf New Hollywood
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Sam Peckinpah movement New Hollywood
The Sterile Cuckoo filmEra New Hollywood
What's Up, Doc? partOf New Hollywood
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Paper Moon eraOfAmericanCinema New Hollywood
Medium Cool filmMovement New Hollywood
Targets era New Hollywood
The Taking of Pelham One Two Three era New Hollywood
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