What is another word for nouvelle vague?
Pronunciation: [nˈuːvɛl vˈe͡ɪɡ] (IPA) 
Nouvelle Vague is a French term meaning "New Wave," which refers to a group of filmmakers from the late 1950s and early 1960s who redefined the cinematic landscape. Some synonyms for Nouvelle Vague are "French New Wave," "La Nouvelle Vague," and "New French Cinema." The filmmakers of this period often experimented with various elements of film, including narrative structure, visuals, sound, and genre, leading to an influential and provocative style. Other artists inspired by this movement have been called the "Neo-New Wavers" or "New New Wave." These synonyms illustrate the lasting influence of this film period and the continued relevance of the style today.
