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Meanings of Nouvelle Vague in English

Catalan
nouvelle vague
Spanish
nueva ola

An art movement in French cinema in the 1960s.

nouvelle vague
Usage of Nouvelle Vague in English
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The Nouvelle Vague tributes did not play so well in Boise, Idaho.
The Irish Times
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The directors of the Nouvelle Vague were born around the time the talkies began.
The Guardian
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She first came to our attention singing bossa-nova versinos of post-punk classics with Nouvelle Vague.
The Irish Times
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He moved into features at precisely the point French cinema was being transformed by the Nouvelle Vague.
The Irish Times
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The Nouvelle Vague was thus created.
The Irish Times
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The event presses the case by dragging up a fine selection of films from the perennially influential Nouvelle Vague.
The Irish Times
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The earthiness of the images proved to be a huge influence on the Nouvelle Vague when it properly swept forward a decade later.
The Irish Times
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This was considered to be the first film of the nouvelle vague.
The Guardian
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Hazanavicius has sympathy for the diabolical genius of the nouvelle vague.
The Guardian
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In Seine in the membrane Paris's nouvelle vague noise makers... Para One Who?
The Guardian
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Nouvelle Vague and Tame Impala are due to play Queremos shows in the coming weeks.
The Irish Times
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In the time of the nouvelle vague you could just put images on the wall.
The Guardian
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Not, you might think, a promising piece of cinema, except to the followers of nouvelle vague.
The Guardian
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All the nouvelle vague guys blew your mind.
The Guardian
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Lászlo and I sort of created the nouvelle vague in the US -simple lighting, but more realistic.
The Guardian
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The director speckles her movie with nouvelle vague mannerisms and Godardian flourishes, but it never quite comes alive.
The Guardian
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