The phrase "array of film" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse collection or selection of films, often in the context of discussing genres, themes, or styles.
Example: "The festival showcased an impressive array of film, ranging from documentaries to experimental shorts."
Alternatives: "collection of films" or "variety of films".
Starting as a teenage silent-cinema enthusiast in the 1950s, Brownlow interviewed a dazzling array of film pioneers.
She has an eclectic array of film credits, gathering plaudits for her role as a pretentious Anglophile in The Butcher Boy (1997) and stealing the show as the headmistress in Three Men and a Little Lady (1990).
Utilizing an impressive array of film clips and extended interviews with Mr. Litvinenko; his wife, Marina; and a wide variety of public and private figures, the filmmaker examines those allegations.
It was probably inevitable that an array of film and television projects from 1987, on their silver anniversary, should be in development and working their way toward the screen again.
Despite an impressive array of film and television performances including Hotel Rwanda (2004) and The Slap (2010), and London stage roles at the Royal Court, the RSC and the National Theatre, Okonedo says she felt somewhat shy at the beginning of the rehearsals for A Raisin in the Sun, owing to Washington's presence in the room.
The academy choices are a part of the very diversity we celebrate; in this case, the array of film awards.
She introduced us to an array of films and theoretical writings ranging from Sonia Sontag to Jean Luc-Godard.
"America ReFramed," the World Channel series, also has an array of films that focus on small stories with resonance.
They based that on an array of films, not specifically identified but shown at the news conference in Tel Aviv.
Things get a bit nuttier at places like Two Boots Pioneer Theater, which shows an utterly indefinable array of films.
