Which was the first New Wave film credited to Rivette?
Le Coup de Berger
Les Mistons
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Certainly! "Le Coup de Berger" is widely regarded as the first New Wave film credited to Jacques Rivette, a pioneering director associated with the French New Wave movement. This 1956 film showcases Rivette's innovative and experimental approach to filmmaking, capturing the essence of the New Wave movement that revolutionized the French cinematic landscape and influenced filmmakers worldwide.
A Cinematic Journey with Jacques Rivette: Unraveling the Genius of the French New Wave
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