The old ways were on the way out in the 1960s movie world. The cynical noirs and escapist epics were slowing down, replaced by ambitious formal experiments like those found in the French New Wave.

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Movies in the 1960s marked a major turning point in cinematic history, as traditional picture formulas were sidelined in favor of more daring storytelling, social and political commentary, and ...

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The 1960s marked a turning point in American cinema, as filmmakers began pushing past traditional storytelling boundaries. They were emboldened to make movies their way, which was often shocking to ...

Mabuse Lives! Dr Mabuse at CCC: 1960–1964, six crime thrillers featuring the infamous master criminal who began as a silent movie serial in 1922, coming to Blu-ray on April 1, 2025 in North America ...

Are you a fan of 1960s movies? Then you'll want to hit up the Ascension Parish Library this summer. Join Donald Beale, director of Online Distance Learning with LSU Online and Continuing Education, ...