The New Face of Political Cinema

The resurgence of French cinema since 1995 reflects a renewed commitment to political themes, distinct from the post-1968 era. This book analyzes the evolution, formal traits, and originality of this new wave, featuring prominent directors like Cantet, Tavernier, and the Dardenne brothers. It highlights how these filmmakers are redefining political cinema through innovative stylistic and narrative approaches that resonate with today's societal issues, providing a comprehensive exploration of this transformative period in French film.