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New Hollywood 1970s Revolution
Directors become the center as cinema begins to rebel against itself
The New Hollywood era of the 1970s breaks the studio system, placing directors at the center of authorship and redefining American cinema through personal vision and social critique.
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Curator's Note
In the 1970s, New Hollywood broke from studio control, placing directors at the center of storytelling and pushing cinema toward more personal, violent, and socially aware expression.
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