Conclusion

Broadly speaking, the French New Wave rejected the narrative and presentation styles of traditional films. Without many organisations, French New Wave films are expressed in a more genuine way to adhere the sense of realism to their films by using jump cuts, shoot on locations, long takes, handheld cameras, anti-authoritarian protagonists, improvised dialogue and plots. Their deterministic narration constantly reminds the viewer that a film is just a sequence of moving images. In short, French New Wave is a revolutionary film styles that challenges traditional films and come out with its own original way of filming that gains popularity in post-war days.