2 5. Night and Fog was directed by: a. Bert Haanstra b. Alain Resnais c. Leni Ri

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2 5. Night and Fog was directed by: a. Bert Haanstra b. Alain Resnais c. Leni Riefenstahl d. Boris Kaufman 6. Which of the following is called a voice-over, or "voice of god", narration? a. An on-camera interview b. An on-camera story told by a character c. An off-camera voice as storyteller d. All of the above 7. Before Robert Flaherty was a filmmaker, he was a: a. prospector and explorer b. marine biologist c. anthropologist d. journalist 8. The River was opposed by Hollywood because a. it didn't feature a Hollywood-approved director b. funded by the federal government, Hollywood feared competition and called it socialism" c. Hollywood was afraid that their best directors would leave and work for non-profit organizations instead of the Hollywood studios d. none of the above 9. Which of the following is NOT a criticism of Robert Flaherty? a. he exposed the characters in his films to extreme danger b. as a privileged white man, he himself represented the culture that destroyed the native cultures he was trying to document/preserve c. his version of native people's reality was romanticized and not true to life as it was lived in that time d. all of these were criticisms of Flaherty's work

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5. Night and Fig was a movie of 1965 that was directed by b. Alain Resnais.

6. Voice over or voice of god narration is what we call c. an off camera voice as a storyteller, we see this in usual suspects.

7. Before being a filmaker, Robert Flaherty was a a. Prospector and explorer, he was the one who found the Flaherty islands.

8. The River was opposed by Hollywood because b. it was funded by the federal governement, and Hollywood feared competition and called it socialism

9. c. His version of native peoples reality was romanticized and not true to life and it was lived in that time.  

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