Which term did Alexandre Astruc use to try and describe cinema as an art form?

What quality did Truffaut say auteurs maintained no matter what film they were working on?

What is the name of the journal in which Auteur theory is first discussed?

In which country did the version of auteur theory which claimed films were a collaborative creation originate?

According to Andrew Sarris, auteurs should _________

Which director has psychological horror as well as use of bathrooms as his recurring themes?

Which director uses supernatural and mythical characters as a trait in his movies?

Which director uses extreme close ups, drawn out long shots and have redefined the concept of Spaghetti Westerns?

Which director is known for his use of colours, symmetrical framing and slow motions?

Which director was known as 'Master of Suspense' starring blonde women as well made personal cameos in his movies?

Which director experiments with time and space in his film and specialises in non-linear storytelling

Which director uses elements of shooting stars, foreboding pianos, silhouettes, rear view mirrors, setting sun, tracking shots and children in his movies?

Which director has a knack for parallel universe, bloodshed, non-linear storytelling and chapters in his movies?

Which director uses vibrant colours, set designs, good cinematography and concept of star-crossed lovers in Indian cinema?