Question

Which of the following themes does not belong to the cinema of the 1960s associated with the Hollywood Renaissance? A) The moralistic representation of sex and violence B) the mixing of the comic and the serious C) the explicit treatment of sexual conflicts and psychological problems D) the offbeat antihero protagonists E) the self-conscious use of cinematic effects

Answer 1

A) The moralistic representation of sex and violence.

Step-by-step explanation:

During the Hollywood Renaissance of the 1960s, filmmakers started to challenge traditional censorship norms and explore more explicit and complex themes in their movies, which included explicit treatment of sexual conflicts and psychological problems (C), the mixing of the comic and the serious (B), the offbeat antihero protagonists (D), and the self-conscious use of cinematic effects (E). However, the representation of sex and violence with a moralistic approach was not a characteristic of this period; rather, filmmakers were more inclined towards portraying these themes in a more realistic and less censored manner.