Sentence examples for age of cinema from inspiring English sources

Back during the golden age of cinema, movie theaters were palaces.

Remembering a golden age of cinema by reading two of its top critics.

The Collaboration unfolds a story that rather knocks the shine off the golden age of cinema.

A new photography exhibition captures stars from the golden age of cinema as they enjoy stepping out in London.

Cantor Film Center, 36 East Eighth Street, is part of the Golden Age of Cinema film festival.

And in the age of cinema, a succession of screen goddesses has continued to upstage the once deified Roman emperor.

"I represent a generation who came of age during the golden years of cinema verite and historical documentary," Mr. Else said.

So when people say that The Artist shows the depth and originality of French cinema - how it may even come to symbolise a new golden age of French cinema - caution is advised.

The Globe and Mail, the Canadian newspaper, called him in 2001 "the last living link between the golden age of Japanese cinema, the spunky New Wave that followed and contemporary Japanese film".

The nineteen-fifties were, rather, something of a golden age of American cinema.

"It was marvellous to be an actor during the golden age of British cinema," he writes.