French poetic realism

Target entity: French poetic realism
Context triple: [René Clair, movement, French poetic realism]

• A. Parnassianism
  Parnassianism was a 19th-century French literary movement that championed formal precision, impersonal objectivity, and “art for art’s sake” in reaction against Romantic subjectivity.
• B. Acmeism
  Acmeism was an early 20th-century Russian literary movement that emphasized clarity, craftsmanship, and concrete imagery in poetry as a reaction against Symbolism.
• C. Imaginism
  Imaginism was a short-lived early 20th-century Russian poetic movement, associated with figures like Sergei Yesenin, that emphasized vivid, striking imagery and emotional expressiveness.
• D. French Realist movement
  The French Realist movement was a 19th-century artistic and literary trend that focused on depicting everyday life and ordinary people with unidealized, truthful detail.
• E. Nouveau Roman
  Nouveau Roman is a mid-20th-century French literary movement that radically experimented with narrative form, character, and plot to challenge traditional novelistic conventions.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: French poetic realism
Target entity description: French poetic realism was a 1930s French film movement known for its lyrical visual style, fatalistic stories about working-class life, and blending of realism with stylized, atmospheric mise-en-scène.

• A. Parnassianism
  Parnassianism was a 19th-century French literary movement that championed formal precision, impersonal objectivity, and “art for art’s sake” in reaction against Romantic subjectivity.
• B. Acmeism
  Acmeism was an early 20th-century Russian literary movement that emphasized clarity, craftsmanship, and concrete imagery in poetry as a reaction against Symbolism.
• C. Imaginism
  Imaginism was a short-lived early 20th-century Russian poetic movement, associated with figures like Sergei Yesenin, that emphasized vivid, striking imagery and emotional expressiveness.
• D. French Realist movement
  The French Realist movement was a 19th-century artistic and literary trend that focused on depicting everyday life and ordinary people with unidealized, truthful detail.
• E. Nouveau Roman
  Nouveau Roman is a mid-20th-century French literary movement that radically experimented with narrative form, character, and plot to challenge traditional novelistic conventions.
• F. None of above. chosen