From the 1970s, who was American Cinema's director closest to being a true auteur?

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Norah Roy

1 March, 16:35

From the 1970s, who was American Cinema's director closest to being a true auteur?

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Woody Allen was considered a true auteur due to his great contributions to the film industry.

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Woody Allen has been considered one of the most important elements for North American cinema, since his beginnings in the cinema in the 60s he has written and directed more than forty films to the present. He has been considered not only a director but an auteur due to his great imagination and artistic abilities that have highlighted him and led to the new era of Hollywood cinema with his irreverent creations and with his particular style ranging from drama to comedy going on through different styles.

Allen was able to recover the elements from the European art cinema, in order to have a different view of what has been commonly known till that time; using also elements from the period after the war II to contrast in many cases the histories of love and romance that have been previously presented to the public.