The phrase "all its films" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the complete collection of films produced by a specific entity, such as a studio or director.
Example: "The studio is proud to showcase all its films at the upcoming festival."
Alternatives: "all of its movies" or "the entirety of its film collection".
"That's the challenge Toronto faces - making sure it allows visibility for all its films.
And what if Hollywood commits, right now, to dismantling its rampant sexism and inequality, starting with appointing more female executives and letting more than 4percentt ― yes, it's actually only 4percentt ― of all its films be directed by women?
"Star Wars" represents the first major 2-D franchise to have all its films upgraded to 3-D in the post- Avatar" era.
DreamWorks Animation, creator of the "Shrek" movies, says all its films will be in 3-D from 2009.Making 3-D movies is not expensive, in Hollywood terms at least.
Netflix shares reached a two-year high after the company announced a deal with the Weinstein Company, the studio behind Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained, to screen all its films before other pay TV channels from 2016.
The studio continues to make shorts to run in front of all its films, as well as extras for DVD releases.
It's a fair criticism: all of its films have been directed by men, except for "Brave," and Brenda Chapman was removed from the picture halfway through.
The problem isn't just a lack of recognition come awards season – it's Hollywood's staggering lack of representation across all of its films.
And when these deals expire in 10 to 15 years, Revolution will own 100% of all of its films.
He also got the board to name his choice as successor,Robert Iger, and to settle a long dispute with Miramax, holding on to the name and all of its films.Eisner even met with the son of Roy Disney, which preceded the disaffected nephew's decision to drop a lawsuit in exchange for being a consultant and director emeritus.
The vaunted Pixar system of constantly revising its films, all the way through their gestation, now seems to be causing more problems than it's solving.
