Explanation of left bank nouns

The Left Bank Group is a French film school from the late 1950s to the early 1960s. At the same time as the new wave of France rises, there are another group of film artists in Paris, who have also produced a number of films that are quite different from the traditional narrative techniques. Because they all live on the left bank of the Seine in Paris. Therefore, it is called "Left Shore School".

"Left Bank School" is a group of film directors who appeared in France in the late 1950s. It was named after its members all lived on the left bank of the Seine in Paris. They are alain resnais, Agnès Varda, Chris Ma Erkai, Aaron Rob-Gerye, marguerite duras and Henry Corpi. However, the "Left Bank School" did not actually form a "school" or "group". They are just a group of artists, who have a long-term friendship with each other, have similar artistic interests and often help each other in their creation. Because their famous films came out in the late 1950s and early 1960s, such as Love in Hiroshima by Ren 'ai (1959) and Farewell by Corpi (196 1) (both written by Duras), and The Last Year of Marienbad by Ren 'ai (. Therefore, their works are often classified as "new wave" movies. In fact, the films directed by "Left Bank" are significantly different from those directed by "Movie Handbook", that is, the directors of "Left Bank" only make films out of scripts specially written for movies, but never adapt literary works; They always focus on the description of characters' inner activities and record the external environment; Their film techniques are very particular about scrutiny, and the details should be polished, without sloppy and semi-impromptu style; Their films are more modern, especially those of Dura and Rob Gerye, because they are the representatives of French modernist novels. "Left-bank School" movies are called "writers' movies" in France, which means movies made by literary writers. In addition to the above films, there are also the loving muriel (1963) and the end of the war (1967). Rob Greer's The Immortal Woman (1963), The Express Train Across Europe (1966), The Garden of Eden and Transcendence (1970), marguerite duras's music, india song and The Pawn of Valda (/kloc