International 80's Cinema
This decade did not have any important new movements, except for the British film industry which had which experienced a renaissance. The British film were a blending of the old and the new. These films were done with great craftsmanship. Even the best movies of this era were only moderately successful in the box offices. British films are going form beginning to move away from being conservative. Many of their movies are beginning to have a lot of sexual orientation on them. The British working class did not like the movies that were being produced . They said that they had everything ugly in
Directors of third world countries had many problems. The French only produced a few outstanding films during this era. The three most prominent directors of great Britain during this time was James Ivory, Bill Forsyth, Stephen Frears. The Japanese were were producing movies very cheap. Polish movies were centered around politics, because there country was gong through many changes during this time. If they were able to make the movies most of their actors only spoke a regional language and the movie could only be understood by a small amount of people. The movies of West Germany are not as harsh as the 70's. But every once and while they were able to make a break through. There first problem was rare that they had the capital to make the movies. Not many movies were liked because they were boring. was spending an average of 20 million dollars per film. But there were a few good things about this era. Most of his movies consisted of sex and drugs.
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