German Movie and Theatre Industry
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The document provides an overview of German cinema's history, tracing its origins from the 19th century through various eras, including the golden age (1918-1930) and the new German cinema period with its unique characteristics. It discusses the evolution of filmmaking culture, notable genres, and the significance of film festivals like Berlinale. Additionally, it highlights Germany's global influence in cinema and the intersection of film and language learning.
German Movie and Theatre Industry
- 3. Introduction • Introduction to German Cinema 1. Origins traced back to 19th century 2. 1918- 1930 GOLDEN AGE 3. Periodization
- 4. Evolution of the Film Making Culture PATRIOTIC ROMANTIC MEANINGFUL
- 5. The New Film Making Culture NEW GERMAN CINEMA 1. Limited budget 2. Intellectually challenging 3. No big-star , action blockbuster formula 4. Mass appeal is limited
- 6. History of German cinema 4 ERAS OF REVOLUTIONARY CINEMA!
- 7. History of German cinema • 1918-1930 Post World war I Expressionist movies 1920- UFA studios in Berlin Focused majorly on crime & horror!
- 8. History of German cinema • 1930-1945 Nazi Germany Heil, Führer!
- 9. History of German cinema • 1945-1960 Post World War II Reflecting the Immediate past .. Why so serious?! It’s time for romantic entertainment!
- 10. History of German cinema • MID 1960’s 1. Renaissance 2. End of stereotyped films Films that are important, and had something to say!
- 14. Genre in cinema
- 17. Many Hollywood movies are dubbed in German language
- 18. Film Festival – The Berlinale
- 20. Awards
- 21. German Influence on Global Cinema
- 22. Bruce WillisMichael Fassbender Diane Kruger Dominic Monaghan
- 27. Conclusion • History of German cinema, • Film Making Culture, • Old movies, • New German cinema, • Genre in cinema, • Film Festival – The Berlinale, • Awards, • German Influence on Global Cinema, • Learning German Language with movies