The characteristics of the author’s films include (　).

Answers: A, B, D, E

Auteur cinema is a creative idea in the French film industry in the 1950s, also known as auteur theory or auteur policy theory. The characteristics of the film include: using low-cost production, using non-professional actors, not using a studio but shooting in real locations, and not pursuing excitement and dramatic conflicts. In terms of expression methods, the film extensively uses long shots, mobile photography, voice-overs, inner monologues, natural sounds that can express people's subjective feelings and mental states, and even uses unconventional shaking shots and "jump cuts" that break the unity of time and space. "Jump cuts" etc. There are also some who use lightweight cameras to follow people, snap shots, and use "documentary" techniques such as telephoto, zoom, freeze frame, continuation, and simultaneous recording to combine "subjective realism" with "objective realism." The film has a strong biographical feel. The essence of the auteur theory is to emphasize that the film director is the main creator and finalist.