Sentence examples for because it is shot from inspiring English sources

Dog Soldiers/Who'll Stop the Rain is a good film about Vietnam because it is shot in the actual LA of its war profiteers and drug dealers.

That mixture carries many risks — are we wise to trust the authenticity of a scene, for instance, just because it is shot with a documentary roughness?

Because it is shot by high-powered, well-connected creative teams, the calendar does not lag behind fashion in the way that most glamour photography does.

Apocalypse Now is a good film about the Vietnam war partially because it is shot in locations which resemble the actual, or imagined, place.

Because it is shot in at a tangent to the cylinder's inner wall, the water swirls around the cylinder and the resulting centrifugal force keeps it pressed close to the wall, thus stabilising its surface (see diagram).

That mixture carries many risks—are we wise to trust the authenticity of a scene, for instance, just because it is shot with a documentary roughness?—but there are times when its urgency feels indispensable.

Is Darren Aronofsky's "Requiem for a Dream" (2000) any less interesting because it was shot in a cleaner metropolis?

But because it was shot with a 180-degree camera, you're free to look around.

But because it was shot mostly at night, he and Ms. Boorstin saw little of each other.

"I was anxious that it turn out because it was shot on film – and it wasn't anything planned".

Gray and overcast because it was shot in the fall, it might better be called "Stolen Sunlight".