The phrase "a very different genre" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or contrasting different types of artistic works, such as literature, music, or film.
Example: "While the first book was a romance, the sequel is a very different genre, leaning more towards science fiction."
Alternatives: "a completely distinct genre" or "a markedly different genre".
"Dare" is followed by a very different genre exercise: a potent adaptation of the Raymond Chandler story "Goldfish".
Meanwhile, Oskar meets a new neighbour, a girl his own age called Eli (Lina Leandersson), and the film veers towards a very different genre.
Not only is the shortlist widely regarded as one of the best in recent history (many critics consider all nine films to be better than last year's winner, "Argo") but each one is representative of a very different genre.
The second half of the afternoon format focused on epitaph writing, led by Jeff Dolven, an English professor at Princeton University, who called the epitaph a "very different genre" from the suicide note.
The director, after all, has a reputation for making films in a very different genre; namely the absurd, foul-mouthed, Will Ferrell in his pants, screaming like a baboon genre.
In its demonstration of the rich mysteries of abstract dance it's a companion piece to the Cunningham and Childs – and in a very different genre from the evening's crowd-pleaser, Christopher Bruce's Rooster.
It worked that way with "Ghostbusters," "Bruce Almighty" and "How the Grinch Stole Christmas" — all films that, like Mr. Levy's, rely on the sort of make-believe elements that anchor a parallel but very different genre, the animated films of a DreamWorks or Pixar.
Both "The Strongman," by Angus Roxburgh, and "The Man Without a Face," by Masha Gessen, are attempts to explain the man who has ruled Russia directly or indirectly for a dozen years — and could conceivably rule for a dozen more — but they represent very different genres.
Cathy Marston's Jane Eyre for Northern Ballet, Richard Alston's An Italian in Madrid and Michael Clark's to a simple, rock'n'roll… song represented very different genres of dance, but were all the result of rigorous and fine-tuned process.
This year's Academy Awards was a very good year, pretty well a vintage year in fact, with excellent films of very different genres being recognised.
Three very different genres are in the official selection here.
