Another list of movements. No Wave must be one of the worst ;) >>8582
I. Silent Period (1895–1929)
1. 1910s and early 1920s – Japanese Pure Film Movement
2. 1916-1919 – Italian Futurist Cinema
3. 1920s – German Absolute Cinema
4. 1920s – German Kammerspielfilm Movement
5. 1920s and 1930s – German Expressionist Cinema
6. 1924-1930 – Russian Constructivist Cinema (also referred to as Soviet Montage Cinema)
7. 1919-1929 – French Impressionist Cinema (also referred to as The First Avant-Garde or Narrative Avant-Garde)
8. 1920s – French Surrealist Cinema
9. 1920s and 1930s – French Cinéma Pur
II. Classical Period (1930–1945)
10. 1930-1945 – French Poetic Realism
11. 1930s and 1940s – British Documentary Film Movement
III. Postwar Period (1946–1959)
12. 1943-1952 – Italian Neorealism
13. 1946 to present – Indian Parallel Cinema [including Indian New Wave Cinema movement, 1952-1976]
14. 1950s – British Free Cinema
15. 1950s and 1960s – Japanese Art Cinema
16. Late 1950s and early 1970s – Japanese New Wave Cinema (Japanese: Nūberu bāgu)
IV. Modern Period (1960–1979)
16. Late 1950s and 1960s – French New Wave
17. Late 1950s and early 1960s – French Cinéma Vérité
18. Late 1950s and early 1960s – British New Wave Cinema
19. Late 1950s and early 1960s – British Kitchen Sink Realism
20. 1950s and 1960s – Brazilian Cinema Novo
21. 1955-1963 – Polish Film School
22. 1958-1962 – American/Canadian Direct Cinema
23. Early 1960s – American Underground Cinema
24. 1960s – Portuguese Cinema Novo
25. 1960s – New Italian Cinema
26. 1960s – Czechoslovak New Wave Cinema
27. 1960s and early 1970s – Yugoslav Black Wave Cinema
28. 1960s and 1970s – Anglo-American Structural Film
29. 1960s and 1970s – Third-World Cinema
30. 1960s-70s to present – Latin American Third Cinema (Spanish: Tercer Cine)
31. 1965-1982 – New Hollywood Cinema (also referred to as American New Wave Cinema)
32. 1967-1989 – American L.A. Rebellion Film Movement
33. Late 1960s – Argentine Grupo Cine Liberación (The Liberation Film Group) Film Movement
34. Late 1960s and early 1970s – American/Canadian Materialist Cinema
35. Late 1960s and 1980s – New German Cinema (German: Neue Kino)
36. 1969 to present – Iranian New Wave Cinema
37. 1970s – Feminist Film
38. 1972-1984 – Hungarian Documentarist Film Movement (also referred to as Budapest Film School)
39. 1976-1985 – American No Wave Cinema
40. Late 1970s and 1980s – Hong Kong New Wave Cinema
V. Contemporary Period (1980–present)
40. 1980s – Russian Parallel Cinema (also referred to as Soviet Parallel Cinema)
41. 1980s and 2000s – South Korean New Wave Cinema
42. 1980s to present – American Independent Cinema
43. 1980s – French ‘Cinéma du look’ Film Movement
44. 1982-1990 – Taiwanese First New Wave Cinema
45. 1990-2010 – Taiwanese Second New Wave Cinema
46. Late 1980s to present – East Asian Cinema [including influential genres like the Hong Kong action film, Japanese anime and South Korean thriller movie]
47. 1990 to present – Chinese New Documentary Movement
48. 1990s to present – New Queer Cinema
49. 1990s to present – New French Extremity Film Movement
50. 1990s to present – Turkish New Wave Cinema
51. Mid-1990s to present – New Argentine Cinema
52. 1995 to present – Danish Dogme 95 Film Movement
53. 2000s to present – Romanian New Wave Cinema
54. Late 2000s to present – Greek Weird Wave Cinema
https://mubi.com/lists/a-history-of-global-film-movements
