Third Cinema

And in terms of film, he was definitely...

in dialogue with or somehow influenced by the French New Wave cinema or New Wave movement around the world? And also third cinema as well, right?

Yes, for sure.

I mean, if you read the film journal which Dachau was involved in, it's very clear there was There was a degree of knowledge about those films.

Yeah.

And we will be pivoting to third cinema shortly after this, but this feels like a really nice capstone to a very long journey of both Hollywood films that engage in very various ways directly and indirectly with, with the Cold War, oftentimes as sort of, uh, anti-communist texts, but not always.

Uh, and then Soviet films that are engaging with their own concerns and sometimes with the Cold War, doing those dialectically.

So we're gonna end on this Hollywood film.

... you can kinda g- get close to the edge, but even something like One Battle After Another, it's not a radical film.

I enjoyed it, but in my view.

And so that we're about to pivot to Third Cinema, which really is radical cinema.

Mm-hmm.