British Cinema: Poetic Realism

What is poetic realism in British cinema?

• A film movement that focuses on fantasy and escapism.

• A genre of cinema that emphasizes action and special effects.

• A style of filmmaking that prioritizes documentary-like realism.

• A film movement that combines realistic storytelling with poetic and lyrical elements.

What is Lynn Ramsey's contribution to poetic realism?

• Unique and visually striking filmmaking style using CGI

• Visceral violence shown in graphic detail .

• A reflection of social and economic issues in a striking visual style.

• Innovative use of color and lighting.

What is Terence Davis' contribution to poetic realism?

• His incorporation of surreal elements.

• His use of vivid and detailed imagery

• His exploration of abstract themes.

• His focus on urban settings.

Name one theme commonly found in Lynn Ramsey's films.

• Exploration of identity

• Celebration of love

• Critique of capitalism

• Exploration of trauma

What is the visual style of poetic realism?

• Realistic settings with dreamlike or poetic elements

• Minimalistic settings with naturalistic elements.

• Abstract settings with fantastical elements.

• Surrealistic settings with realistic elements.

True or False: Lynn Ramsey is a British filmmaker.

• True

• Lynn Ramsey is a French filmmaker.

• False

• True

• Lynn Ramsey is an American filmmaker.

True or False: Terence Davis is known for his use of long takes in his films.

• False

• True and False, depending on the film

• True and False

• True

Which Lynn Ramsey film won the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival?

• We Need to Talk About Kevin

• You Were Never Really Here

• Morvern Callar

• Ratcatcher

What is the main characteristic of poetic realism in British cinema?

• Blending of realistic and poetic elements

• Depiction of everyday life without any artistic elements.

• Focus on action and suspense.

• Use of exaggerated and fantastical elements.

True or False: Lynn Ramsey's films often explore themes of trauma and grief.

• False

• True, but only in her later films

• True

• True, but only in her early films