Scene 1: The History of Film: The 1960s

	Pre 1930s \| 1930s \| 1940s \| 1950s \| 1960s \| 1970s \| 1980s \| 1990s During the 1960’s Germany began its own movement, similar to the Italian Neorealism and the French New Wave, known as “das neue Kino”, translated as The New Cinema. Major aspects of the New Cinema were a focus on history and hardship Germany had endured, the effects of popular culture from America on German society, as well as the inclusion of feminist viewpoints on these subjects.
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