Sentence examples for calls cinema from inspiring English sources

It contains a quote in which Lumière, the great early man of film, calls cinema "an invention without a future".

Oct. 11 will be devoted to "The urban landscape," films about Manhattan, which the advertorial section calls "cinema's most recognizable movie set".

Buñuel called cinema "a desperate and passionate appeal to murder".

What the old folks like to call "cinema".

"I really think most of what we call cinema is not cinema.

The Yamagata festival showed 29 films about the earthquake's aftermath in a program called "Cinema With Us".

In 1985 she formed her own company, neatly called Cinema Verity.

Instagram worked with "video scientists" to create a stabilization feature called Cinema.

The underside of the piano glowed gold as the lights dimmed, and soon six dancers entered for the first part of "Dark Theater," called "Cinema".

Matthew, Theo and Isabelle are, above all, lovers of what they unself-consciously insist on calling "cinema".

Anything but ascetic, "Reprise" harks back to the French New Wave, which he called "cinema at its sexiest".