Conclusion

In a nut shell, French Impressionism films did not attract audiences in a mass. It emphasizes mostly on emotions, which audiences see it as boring because some may not understand clearly what the films are conveying about. 

The techniques used in French Impressionist film were starting to become common, which caused the filmmakers to become independent by starting experiment in different directions and forming own production companies.

Large firms that distribute films were less interested in supporting French Impressionist films. In the late 1920s the films were becoming less competitive as there were films from the United States and Germany. 

During 1929, sound was introduced in the film industry, which increased the cost in production.

The tradition that French Cinema produced and the technique used were then carried on by other filmmakers in the late 1920s.