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   Ci·né·ma-vé·ri·té

   /ˌsinəməˌveriˈtā/

   

   noun

   • 1. a style of filmmaking characterized by realistic, typically documentary motion pictures that avoid artificiality and artistic effect and are generally made with simple equipment.
   • ▪ motion pictures made in the style of cinéma-vérité collectively.

   Word Origin French, literally ‘cinema truth’.

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