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poetic realism: a standalone construct

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poeticrealism1 CONSTRUCTPoetic realismANDREW · FILM STUDIES

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a 1930s French cinema of fatalistic, atmospheric stories of working-class life, set in studio-built urban settings.

In film studies, poetic realism refers to a 1930s French cinema of fatalistic, atmospheric stories of working-class life, set in studio-built urban settings. This meaning comes from Andrew (1995) in Mists of Regret.[1]

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  1. Andrew, D. (1995). Mists of Regret. Princeton University Press. https://doi.org/10.1515/9780691239446

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