Sentence examples for cinema narrative from inspiring English sources

In the great death of cinema narrative, candyflossed airhead McG (aka Joseph McGinty Nichol) will never be more than a mere petite mort.

The critic Dilys Powell thought it "great and experimental", adding that "in the shots of the spumy Atlantic... the pale dawn breaking or the midday brilliance... there was something as yet unknown in cinema narrative".

"He uses the techniques of commercial cinema and narrative but with very strange stories and references to other films.

In the tradition of much American independent cinema, the narrative remains flat, without stakes-heightening plot points.

His videos turned the techniques of cinema and narrative inside out by abusing and disrupting plot structure, asynchronous use of sound and image, and cutting-edge display formats that would break up the visual experience between several screens, predicting the evolution of the distributed media culture we now experience today.

In her landmark essay, Visual Pleasure and Narrative Cinema, the feminist film theorist Laura Mulvey, posited that mainstream cinema almost always adopts the viewpoint of a male protagonist – and through this phallocentric lens, female characters are invariably objectified and exploited.

And, of course, stories like "Miriam" led to other cinema-inspired narratives like 1950's "A Diamond Guitar," which, in turn, presages the themes Capote explored so brilliantly in "In Cold Blood," and in his 1979 piece "Then It All Came Down," about Charles Manson's associate Bobby Beausoleil.

Even an utterly awful movie like Keith Lemon: The Film basically works as a piece of narrative cinema.

I find that whenever hard-core imagery rears its head within narrative cinema, the fictional world of the film is momentarily destroyed.

Mr. Costa seems to take his structural cues not from narrative cinema, but from recorded music.

It is fortunate that game designers are starting to meet narrative cinema halfway.