Sentence examples for accessible films from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, even some independent Chinese directors like Mr. Jia have turned to making more accessible films, conforming to state rules to reach the growing audience.

A noted individualist like Francis Coppola lends his talents to what Mr. Roud calls "a real movie movie," indicating to the trade that even the most touted auteurs can make accessible films on time and on budget.

This year there was no shortage of accessible films guaranteed to leave you with a spring in your step, but there was also a handful of fine arthouse films from around the world.

Countries such as Mexico, Brazil, Russia and South Korea – whose postwar industries had either withered, or been state-directed to the point of strangulation – began, with the help of the flood of globalised private cash, producing their own accessible films that could fight for multiplex space and bigger audiences.

More accessible films have less subcultural capital; among extremists, banned films will have the most.

Steven Spielberg, Robert Zemeckis and George Lucas built their careers making accessible films that appealed to the widest possible audience.

"It's a very accessible film.

It was this beautiful object, this accessible film.

How do you make an accessible film out of that?

A gentler, more wistful Henry Jaglom wrote and directed "Hollywood Dreams," his 15th and perhaps most accessible film.

"Faces Places," which Varda directed with the artist JR, is in some ways her most easily accessible film.