The phrase "after films" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to events, discussions, or activities that take place following the viewing of films.
Example: "We often have a discussion session after films to share our thoughts and insights."
Alternatives: "following movies" or "post-films".
In the interim, the scissor-wielders went after films likely to deprave the morals of the nation's youth.
In the past, Starz, HBO and Showtime paid about $20 million a picture for exclusive rights a few months after films arrive on DVD.
Pearce took it instead, and after films like LA Confidential and Memento, now works steadily and to regular acclaim in Hollywood.
In the past, HBO has paid steep licensing fees of about $20 million per picture for exclusive rights a few months after films arrive on DVD.
'I knew the vault-keeper, and I went down when I heard these stories and he said 'It was a genuine mistake, I was horrified when it happened'.' Trims and spares were always collected a few years after films had been shot but, somehow, during one van-loading session, the Wicker negative had been wheeled away as well.
A Film Fills a Void "High Noon" has had champions and detractors since its release in 1952 as something of a comeback vehicle for the 51-year-old Cooper, coming a decade after films like "The Pride of the Yankees" (1942), "Sergeant York" (1941) and "Beau Geste" (1939) had made him one of Hollywood's emblematic faces.
Sadler's Wells, EC1, Thu & Fri This charming duet by Stopgap pays tribute to the partnership of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers, and to the golden era of happy-ever-after films.
In the after-film panel, Gibney said, "She had a noble vision..
This is great news for filmmakers on a budget chasing that highly sought-after film look.
In the after-film panel, Gibney said "She had a noble vision..
Fassbender's first meal after filming finished?
