Sentence examples for cinema feed from inspiring English sources

Television and cinema feed us images often setting an inhuman standard of beauty.

"Our cinema can feed the European soul.

Puberty and sexual awakening, both, feel like girlie concerns in cinema, and feed into the girliest horror.

Events: Once or twice a month the cinema stages a live feed of an opera performance or other concert.

She could be withering about the "Fantasies of the Art-House Audience" but also suspicious of the mindless sensationalism ("jolts for jocks") that commercial cinema seemed intent on feeding the larger public.

Berlin had a dizzying number of nightclubs and theatres per capita, and its film industry during the Weimar Republic was a serious rival to Hollywood; FW Murnau's Nosferatu, GW Pabst's Pandora's Box, Fritz Lang's Metropolis and many more were produced by the 37 film studios in the city and shown in its 363 cinemas, which also fed the Berliners' voracious appetite for American culture.

Last Tuesday, documentary film Soul Boys of the Western World played at cinemas nationwide, with a live feed of Spandau Ballet at the Royal Albert Hall.

Chairman and Observer writer Jason Solomons called it a victory for world cinema and said critics were fed up with "the ghettoisation of films at awards ceremonies".

The people who fed the world strait-laced cinema like "The Philadelphia Story" and perfect-family television like "I Love Lucy" were often quite the opposite of prudish in private.

The festival pass provides admission to all cinemas, all events including the Opening Night Feed and Labor Day Picnic.

Maddin's imagination has always fed on the wilder visions of cinema history.