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Nouvelles Femmes

Modern Women of the French New Wave and Their Enduring Contribution to Cinema

by Ericka Knudson

Type
Studies
Subject
CountriesFrance
Keywords
France, French New Wave, women, feminism
Publishing date
2025 (June 03, 2025) (Upcoming)
Publisher
Chronicle Chroma
Language
English
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Physical desc.
Hardcover • 320 pages
8 x 10 inches (20.5 x 25.5 cm)
ISBN
978-1-79722-890-7
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Book Presentation:
Celebrate the iconic female actors and filmmakers of the French New Wave with a compelling examination of their role as a vital part of cinema history, as well as their influence on attitudes and style in film and in society that endures to this day.

Admired by cinephiles worldwide, women of the French New Wave stand as icons of one of the most innovative times in cinema with their individual voices, undeniable presence, and authentic characters. Legends of style, mystique, and individuality, actresses such as Anna Karina, Jeanne Moreau, Jean Seberg, Brigitte Bardot, and filmmaker Agnès Varda, stand out as emblems of the movement.

Nouvelles Femmes offers a new perspective on these captivating women through quotes from the films, the directors, and, most importantly, the women themselves. With accomplishments ranging from acting, writing, and directing to activism, women of the French New Wave paved the way for today’s modern women.

This beautifully crafted and thoroughly researched book captures their powerful influence and makes an essential gift for movie lovers and devotees of French film history.

About the Author:
Ericka Knudson is a noted author and scholar on the French New Wave. She has published numerous articles on cinematic modernity, and the role of women and literature in the movement, as well as a pedagogical book on world cinema. She holds a PhD in Film Studies from the University of Paris and has taught French film and media at Harvard University.

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