Sentence examples for assured feature from inspiring English sources

Like Warwick Thornton's Samson and Delilah (2009) and Adam Elliot's Mary and Max (2009) Animal Kingdom is among the most assured feature film debuts of any Australian director since the turn of the century.

Mr. Markovics, making an assured feature directing debut, relies more on strong narrative for his character study than Mr. Trier does, but here too the emphasis is on life as it's lived rather than packaged into teachable moments and three neatly shaped acts.

In his assured feature debut Medicine for Melancholy, which was released on DVD today, director Barry Jenkins captures some of the potential challenges of being black and indie in the 21st century.

Manufacturing systems must necessarily be reconfigurable to assure features of adaptability to unpredictable changes, agility, flexibility and efficiency.

A soccer ball marooned in a minefield is the central image of Carlos César Arbeláez's quietly assured debut feature film, "The Colors of the Mountain," set in a remote village in the Andean region of Colombia.

Australia's output was dominated by writer-director David Michôd's remarkably assured first feature, Animal Kingdom, a compelling drama about a disintegrating Melbourne crime family, acted and paced with brooding intensity.

SLEEPING SICKNESS Ulrich Köhler, 2011, Germany/France/Netherlands, 91min This remarkably assured third feature by the young German director Ulrich Köhler winner of Best Director at this year's Berlin Film Festival transports us to Cameroon, where German doctor Ebbo (Pierre Bokma) and his wife have spent two decades combating an epidemic of sleeping sickness in the local villages.

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Regardless, rest assured the feature will not skimp on aestheticizing violence to surreal extremes, which, for better or worse, has become part of the cult director's signature style.

And so it is with the three protagonists of "Knife in the Water," his tremendously assured 1962 feature-film debut.

This wide-ranging and assured novel features a middle-aged Chilean man named Nardo, who has found refuge in Copenhagen after being tortured and losing his wife and son during the Pinochet regime.