The term Auteur Theory reflects the directors personal creative vision. This term is from the french word for author which is Auteur. Being an Auteur means that audiences can recognise their work from their personal style, for example Tim Burton's films can be clearly recognised from his distinct characteristics, such as 'The Corpse Bride' and 'Coraline'.
The Auteur Theory, is a theory derived by Andre Bazin in the 1960's who was a film critic who wrote for and edited Cahiers du cinema.
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