The phrase "about this director" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing information, opinions, or details related to a specific director in film, theater, or other media.
Example: "I have some interesting facts about this director that you might find intriguing."
Alternatives: "regarding this director" or "concerning this director".
After the film was released, the Europeans, the French included, did think there was something interesting about this director, and in time so did the Americans, who eventually got up to speed on Arthur Penn, auteur.
This was a stunningly candid movie about sexuality and particularly gay male sexuality, and after his similarly frank 2006 film Summer Palace, I sometimes have the feeling about this director that his movies are a kind of one-man 60s-style sexual revolution.
"She reassured him nothing was going on...He's disgusted because he had a feeling about this director," said the insider.
CASTING ABOUT The director Barry J. Hershey compiled this documentary about the casting process from tapes of actresses auditioning for his planned feature film.
Brown stressed the importance of choosing a diverse directing team who can deal with the issue of the only black character in the film being a prostitute sensitively, telling the group: "I want to urge people to think about whoever this director is, the way they are going to treat the character of Harmony, her being a prostitute, the only black person being a hooker who gets hit by her white pimp".
Adjoining the puzzle pieces ― first joyful, then heartbreaking, ultimately meditative ― is simpler if you know something about where this director is going and where he has been.
She added: "If I had the guts to be as honest about his characters as this director is, I'd be very proud of myself".
Tom Fox spoke with the agency's deputy director, John Inglis, about this unique defense agency and its goals for the future.
Sexy and funny, it will forever banish your misconceptions about this major director.
"There's nothing mysterious about this," Mark Serreze, director at the National Snow and Ice Data Center and professor in the geography department at the University of Colorado Boulder told VICE News.
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