New Hollywood and the blockbuster
Between the 1960s and 1970s, Hollywood changes its face: the crisis of the studio system opens up space for a new generation of filmmakers, from Coppola to Scorsese, bringing auteur-driven approaches and ambitions to American cinema. Then Jaws and Star Wars usher in a new era—the blockbuster—destined to transform the relationship between cinema, industry, and audiences forever.
Between the 1960s and 1970s, Hollywood changes its face: the crisis of the studio system opens up space for a new generation of filmmakers, from Coppola to Scorsese, bringing auteur-driven approaches and ambitions to American cinema. Then Jaws and Star Wars usher in a new era—the blockbuster—destined to transform the relationship between cinema, industry, and audiences forever.
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