Sentence examples for belle director from inspiring English sources

Belle director Amma Asante is behind A United Kingdom, starring David Oyelowo as Seretse Khama, the first president of Botswana.

A United Kingdom David Oyelowo and Rosamund Pike play lovers on either side of a cultural divide in this grand romance from Belle director Amma Asante.

25 November Belle director Amma Asante is aiming for awards glory with the true story of an interracial marriage that caused an international outcry in the 1940s.

A United Kingdom Belle director Amma Asante's new one, a chronicle of the real-life romance between Botswanan prince Seretse Khama (David Oyelowo) and English typist Ruth Williams (Rosamund Pike) has already been picked for a European premiere at the London film festival, so it's bound to have been given a slot at Toronto and/or Telluride.

Other new members include actors Benedict Cumberbatch ("The Imitation Game, Kevin HartrThe"The Wedding Ringer") and Gugu Mbatha-Raw ("Belle"), directors Malcolm D. Lee ("The Best Man Holiday") and Lynn Shelton ("Laggies') and producers Effie T. Brown ("Dear White People") and Bruna Papandrea ("Wild").

Belle (2014) Director: Amma Asante Entertainment grade: B+ History grade: B Admiral Sir John Lindsay was a British naval officer and MP in the 18th century.

At the behest of Belle Vue director John Henry Iles and John Ayrton, Manchester Central, was formed, and played its home matches at the speedway stadium.

"We believe these are complicated matters in which you need expertise," Belle Cole, director of research and public policy for the University of California, said Wednesday.

Doncaster Rovers Belles Commercial Director Carl Lygo says the Football Association's decision to 'relegate' them from the top flight of women's football two years ago, stopped the club from folding.

Director, Belle Having made waves with 2004's awards-winning A Way of Life, British film-maker Amma Asante conquered America this year with her second directorial feature, Belle, a Manx-made movie that wrapped a discussion of slavery and sexual inequality in the palatable costume of an Austen-esque period drama.

In other states that have waiting periods, many women have gone to neighboring states for abortions rather than drag out the process, said Belle Taylor-McGee, the director of communications for the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League.