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Furthermore, is cinema a French word?

Answer and Explanation: In French, the word for cinema is cinéma. This is a masculine noun.

Furthermore, are American movies in France in English? It is very easy to find English-language movies in France, as many of the films in any given large cinema tend to be American. So as we watched a non-dubbed original version (v.o.) of Gatsby le Magnifique, the movie was in its original English but French subtitles were shown throughout the movie.

Simply so, what do you mean by cinema?

Cinema, or motion picture, is the art of moving images; a visual medium that tells stories and exposes reality. Created in the tail end of the 19th century, cinema is the world's most recent art form. It is also, by far, the world's most complex, collaborative, and costly artistic expression.

How is French cinema different?

With that said, the main differences between The American Studio System and European Cinema are as follows; American cinema generally has big action, and typically CUTS on action. European films—particularly 'French' films, have less action, and more drama, more dialogue, and typically do NOT cut on action.