When your dive into cinema history brings you to the American films of the late 1960s and early 1970s, you’ll come across the term “New Hollywood,” which might be confusing. Isn’t every era of the industry a “new” Hollywood? Wouldn’t a period from more than 50 years ago be “old”? But New Hollywood is less about a time frame than it is about a paradigm shift in the way movies were made, when outdated sensibilities gave way to something more daring.
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