Definition of nouvelle vague in English:

nouvelle vague

noun nuːˌvɛl ˈvɑːɡnuvɛl vaɡno͞oˌvel ˈväɡ

mass noun

A grouping of French film directors in the late 1950s and 1960s who reacted against established French cinema and sought to make more individualistic and stylistically innovative films. Exponents included Claude Chabrol, Jean-Luc Godard, Alain Resnais, and François Truffaut.
新浪潮派（20世纪50年代末至60年代由一批法国电影导演掀起的反对传统电影的运动，力图探索个性化和风格创新的影片，代表人包括克洛德·沙布罗尔、让-吕克·戈达尔、阿兰·雷奈和弗朗索瓦·特鲁凡特）
Example sentencesExamples
- I'm talking about films in the realist tradition: news reels, documentaries, home movies, nouvelle vague, etc.
- But I was seduced by the nouvelle vague, because it was really reinventing everything.
- By taking the camera to the streets and showing the faces and lives of ordinary people, the neorealists and the directors of the nouvelle vague had fomented a true ethical and aesthetic revolution in films.
- The Dogme anarchists have eclipsed the nouvelle vague as a philosophy for the modern filmmaker.
- In a way, the depiction of intimacy with a twist of irony is a nouvelle vague device that goes back to À bout de souffle.
- In the absence of nouvelle vague mystique, and because he's through pushing films to their aesthetic limits, Chabrol's later films aren't as exhilarating as his early ones.
- They became fascinated, almost to obsession, by nouvelle vague films from France like Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless.
- Godard's existentialist classic also stars poster boy of the nouvelle vague Jean-Pierre Léaud as Goya's idle boyfriend.
- I had to defend, you know, a lot of nouvelle vague films, and then Antonioni, and certain Hollywood directors, like, say, Aldrich.
- Constituting cinema as a defined specificity, the nouvelle vague conferred upon the cinematic materials what Bakhtin has called a ‘double orientation.’
- In 1965, when Loach made this ‘Wednesday Play’ for the BBC, he was, like most young people interested in film, under the influence of the nouvelle vague, the French new wave.
- That Chabrol's Les Bonnes Femmes, one of the landmarks of the nouvelle vague, never received an official release in the United States is surprising considering the film's many sensational elements.
- Though spiced with a few new-school sequences of digital editing, Charlie is an overwhelming homage to the French nouvelle vague.
- The DVD, digitally manipulated and looped, scans a cobbled-together world of iconic monuments and empty, eerie vistas that are at once familiar and not, a futuristic film in 1960s nouvelle vague mode.
- In France, many of the techniques of cinéma verité were incorporated into commercial feature films by the likes of Godard and Truffaut, leading directors of the nouvelle vague.
- Woo was profoundly influenced by Hollywood classics, French nouvelle vague and politically engaged Japanese cinema.
- The film depicted is essentially a Hollywood picture with a French accent, with all the potential logistical nightmares attendant on that style of shooting, which were so artfully avoided by the early nouvelle vague efforts.
- Think back to the nouvelle vague, if you will, and what they did with the underappreciated gems of Hollywood cinema.
- Expanding upon this unlikely image, Julie Perron constructs an engaging film about the visit of French nouvelle vague icon/iconoclast, Jean-Luc Godard, to a small town in Quebec.
- Like most leftist movements, neorealism was co-opted by intellectuals, at least in France, where it transformed into French nouvelle vague, popularly known as ‘New Wave.’

Origin

French, literally 'new wave'.

Definition of nouvelle vague in US English:

nouvelle vague

nounno͞oˌvel ˈväɡ

A grouping of French movie directors in the late 1950s and 1960s who reacted against established French cinema and sought to make more individualistic and stylistically innovative films. Exponents included Claude Chabrol, Jean-Luc Godard, Alain Resnais, and François Truffaut.
新浪潮派（20世纪50年代末至60年代由一批法国电影导演掀起的反对传统电影的运动，力图探索个性化和风格创新的影片，代表人包括克洛德·沙布罗尔、让-吕克·戈达尔、阿兰·雷奈和弗朗索瓦·特鲁凡特）
Example sentencesExamples
- Expanding upon this unlikely image, Julie Perron constructs an engaging film about the visit of French nouvelle vague icon/iconoclast, Jean-Luc Godard, to a small town in Quebec.
- Godard's existentialist classic also stars poster boy of the nouvelle vague Jean-Pierre Léaud as Goya's idle boyfriend.
- The Dogme anarchists have eclipsed the nouvelle vague as a philosophy for the modern filmmaker.
- They became fascinated, almost to obsession, by nouvelle vague films from France like Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless.
- Woo was profoundly influenced by Hollywood classics, French nouvelle vague and politically engaged Japanese cinema.
- Though spiced with a few new-school sequences of digital editing, Charlie is an overwhelming homage to the French nouvelle vague.
- In 1965, when Loach made this ‘Wednesday Play’ for the BBC, he was, like most young people interested in film, under the influence of the nouvelle vague, the French new wave.
- I had to defend, you know, a lot of nouvelle vague films, and then Antonioni, and certain Hollywood directors, like, say, Aldrich.
- The DVD, digitally manipulated and looped, scans a cobbled-together world of iconic monuments and empty, eerie vistas that are at once familiar and not, a futuristic film in 1960s nouvelle vague mode.
- By taking the camera to the streets and showing the faces and lives of ordinary people, the neorealists and the directors of the nouvelle vague had fomented a true ethical and aesthetic revolution in films.
- In France, many of the techniques of cinéma verité were incorporated into commercial feature films by the likes of Godard and Truffaut, leading directors of the nouvelle vague.
- I'm talking about films in the realist tradition: news reels, documentaries, home movies, nouvelle vague, etc.
- That Chabrol's Les Bonnes Femmes, one of the landmarks of the nouvelle vague, never received an official release in the United States is surprising considering the film's many sensational elements.
- In a way, the depiction of intimacy with a twist of irony is a nouvelle vague device that goes back to À bout de souffle.
- Like most leftist movements, neorealism was co-opted by intellectuals, at least in France, where it transformed into French nouvelle vague, popularly known as ‘New Wave.’
- Think back to the nouvelle vague, if you will, and what they did with the underappreciated gems of Hollywood cinema.
- The film depicted is essentially a Hollywood picture with a French accent, with all the potential logistical nightmares attendant on that style of shooting, which were so artfully avoided by the early nouvelle vague efforts.
- Constituting cinema as a defined specificity, the nouvelle vague conferred upon the cinematic materials what Bakhtin has called a ‘double orientation.’
- But I was seduced by the nouvelle vague, because it was really reinventing everything.
- In the absence of nouvelle vague mystique, and because he's through pushing films to their aesthetic limits, Chabrol's later films aren't as exhilarating as his early ones.

Origin

French, literally ‘new wave’.

词汇	nouvelle vague
释义	Definition of nouvelle vague in English: nouvelle vague noun nuːˌvɛl ˈvɑːɡnuvɛl vaɡno͞oˌvel ˈväɡ mass noun A grouping of French film directors in the late 1950s and 1960s who reacted against established French cinema and sought to make more individualistic and stylistically innovative films. Exponents included Claude Chabrol, Jean-Luc Godard, Alain Resnais, and François Truffaut. 新浪潮派（20世纪50年代末至60年代由一批法国电影导演掀起的反对传统电影的运动，力图探索个性化和风格创新的影片，代表人包括克洛德·沙布罗尔、让-吕克·戈达尔、阿兰·雷奈和弗朗索瓦·特鲁凡特） Example sentencesExamples I'm talking about films in the realist tradition: news reels, documentaries, home movies, nouvelle vague, etc. But I was seduced by the nouvelle vague, because it was really reinventing everything. By taking the camera to the streets and showing the faces and lives of ordinary people, the neorealists and the directors of the nouvelle vague had fomented a true ethical and aesthetic revolution in films. The Dogme anarchists have eclipsed the nouvelle vague as a philosophy for the modern filmmaker. In a way, the depiction of intimacy with a twist of irony is a nouvelle vague device that goes back to À bout de souffle. In the absence of nouvelle vague mystique, and because he's through pushing films to their aesthetic limits, Chabrol's later films aren't as exhilarating as his early ones. They became fascinated, almost to obsession, by nouvelle vague films from France like Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless. Godard's existentialist classic also stars poster boy of the nouvelle vague Jean-Pierre Léaud as Goya's idle boyfriend. I had to defend, you know, a lot of nouvelle vague films, and then Antonioni, and certain Hollywood directors, like, say, Aldrich. Constituting cinema as a defined specificity, the nouvelle vague conferred upon the cinematic materials what Bakhtin has called a ‘double orientation.’ In 1965, when Loach made this ‘Wednesday Play’ for the BBC, he was, like most young people interested in film, under the influence of the nouvelle vague, the French new wave. That Chabrol's Les Bonnes Femmes, one of the landmarks of the nouvelle vague, never received an official release in the United States is surprising considering the film's many sensational elements. Though spiced with a few new-school sequences of digital editing, Charlie is an overwhelming homage to the French nouvelle vague. The DVD, digitally manipulated and looped, scans a cobbled-together world of iconic monuments and empty, eerie vistas that are at once familiar and not, a futuristic film in 1960s nouvelle vague mode. In France, many of the techniques of cinéma verité were incorporated into commercial feature films by the likes of Godard and Truffaut, leading directors of the nouvelle vague. Woo was profoundly influenced by Hollywood classics, French nouvelle vague and politically engaged Japanese cinema. The film depicted is essentially a Hollywood picture with a French accent, with all the potential logistical nightmares attendant on that style of shooting, which were so artfully avoided by the early nouvelle vague efforts. Think back to the nouvelle vague, if you will, and what they did with the underappreciated gems of Hollywood cinema. Expanding upon this unlikely image, Julie Perron constructs an engaging film about the visit of French nouvelle vague icon/iconoclast, Jean-Luc Godard, to a small town in Quebec. Like most leftist movements, neorealism was co-opted by intellectuals, at least in France, where it transformed into French nouvelle vague, popularly known as ‘New Wave.’ Origin French, literally 'new wave'. Definition of nouvelle vague in US English: nouvelle vague nounno͞oˌvel ˈväɡ A grouping of French movie directors in the late 1950s and 1960s who reacted against established French cinema and sought to make more individualistic and stylistically innovative films. Exponents included Claude Chabrol, Jean-Luc Godard, Alain Resnais, and François Truffaut. 新浪潮派（20世纪50年代末至60年代由一批法国电影导演掀起的反对传统电影的运动，力图探索个性化和风格创新的影片，代表人包括克洛德·沙布罗尔、让-吕克·戈达尔、阿兰·雷奈和弗朗索瓦·特鲁凡特） Example sentencesExamples Expanding upon this unlikely image, Julie Perron constructs an engaging film about the visit of French nouvelle vague icon/iconoclast, Jean-Luc Godard, to a small town in Quebec. Godard's existentialist classic also stars poster boy of the nouvelle vague Jean-Pierre Léaud as Goya's idle boyfriend. The Dogme anarchists have eclipsed the nouvelle vague as a philosophy for the modern filmmaker. They became fascinated, almost to obsession, by nouvelle vague films from France like Jean-Luc Godard's Breathless. Woo was profoundly influenced by Hollywood classics, French nouvelle vague and politically engaged Japanese cinema. Though spiced with a few new-school sequences of digital editing, Charlie is an overwhelming homage to the French nouvelle vague. In 1965, when Loach made this ‘Wednesday Play’ for the BBC, he was, like most young people interested in film, under the influence of the nouvelle vague, the French new wave. I had to defend, you know, a lot of nouvelle vague films, and then Antonioni, and certain Hollywood directors, like, say, Aldrich. The DVD, digitally manipulated and looped, scans a cobbled-together world of iconic monuments and empty, eerie vistas that are at once familiar and not, a futuristic film in 1960s nouvelle vague mode. By taking the camera to the streets and showing the faces and lives of ordinary people, the neorealists and the directors of the nouvelle vague had fomented a true ethical and aesthetic revolution in films. In France, many of the techniques of cinéma verité were incorporated into commercial feature films by the likes of Godard and Truffaut, leading directors of the nouvelle vague. I'm talking about films in the realist tradition: news reels, documentaries, home movies, nouvelle vague, etc. That Chabrol's Les Bonnes Femmes, one of the landmarks of the nouvelle vague, never received an official release in the United States is surprising considering the film's many sensational elements. In a way, the depiction of intimacy with a twist of irony is a nouvelle vague device that goes back to À bout de souffle. Like most leftist movements, neorealism was co-opted by intellectuals, at least in France, where it transformed into French nouvelle vague, popularly known as ‘New Wave.’ Think back to the nouvelle vague, if you will, and what they did with the underappreciated gems of Hollywood cinema. The film depicted is essentially a Hollywood picture with a French accent, with all the potential logistical nightmares attendant on that style of shooting, which were so artfully avoided by the early nouvelle vague efforts. Constituting cinema as a defined specificity, the nouvelle vague conferred upon the cinematic materials what Bakhtin has called a ‘double orientation.’ But I was seduced by the nouvelle vague, because it was really reinventing everything. In the absence of nouvelle vague mystique, and because he's through pushing films to their aesthetic limits, Chabrol's later films aren't as exhilarating as his early ones. Origin French, literally ‘new wave’.
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