Sentence examples for acclaimed features from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mullan, a veteran actor who has directed three acclaimed features, including the recent gang drama "Neds," agrees.

In the engaging documentary "Edgar G. Ulmer: The Man Off-Screen" (Kino), Ulmer, who died in 1972, boasts of filming several of his most acclaimed features, including the grunge-noir masterpiece "Detour," from 1945, in a mere six days.

At 26, Xavier Dolan has already written and directed five acclaimed features that have played at Toronto and Cannes, where the French Canadian rubbed shoulders with Jake Gyllenhaal and the Coen brothers on the Cannes jury.

The trio of acclaimed features were expected to earn nods following an awards season of plaudits and honors ("12 Years A Slave" and "American Hustle," for instance, won Best Picture awards at last weekend's Golden Globes ceremony).

If you want to dig deeper, and I recommend you do, you can watch Silver's other acclaimed features Actor Martinez, Stinking Heaven, Uncertain Terms, Soft In the Head, and Exit Elena.

McGrath, who had directed the acclaimed feature-length "Southpaw," about a Gypsy boxer who represented Ireland in the 1996 Olympics, was looking for short "inspirational stories".

(MGM DVD, $19.98, R) SYNDROMES AND A CENTURY The Thai filmmaker Apichatpong Weerasethakul ("Blissfully Yours") imagines the lives of his parents before they were married in this much acclaimed feature from 2006.

"In order to implement their acclaimed feature of synchronizing between the people you meet and their LinkedIn profile, all LinkedIn needs is unique identifiers of the people you are going to meet with, not all the details of your planned meetings," Mr. Amit and Mr. Sharabani wrote in an e-mail.

He has also made a name for himself as writer and director of two acclaimed feature films, the darkly comic In Bruges and the less cohesive Seven Psychopaths, in which Walken and Rockwell star alongside Harry Dean Stanton and Tom Waits, and which McDonagh now describes as "maybe a bit too meta".

Richard Ayoade and Micky Flanagan will be the team captains on Channel 4's new David Mitchell panel show, Was It Something I Said?. Ayoade is the IT Crowd star turned director with his acclaimed feature film debut, Submarine, although to Monkey he will always be Dean Learner from Garth Marenghi's Darkplace, the best sitcom never to get a second series.

Panahi's alternative route involved him first working as an assistant on Kiarostami's Through the Olive Trees and then making an acclaimed feature debut with 1995's The White Balloon, a deceptively simple folk tale about a girl's trip to buy a goldfish.