Sentence examples for cinema off from inspiring English sources

We ducked into a faceless cinema off Champs-Élysées, and Hitch was the only thing showing.

We're sitting in the upstairs bar at a cinema off the Boulevard Saint-Michel in Paris, owned by Why Not Productions, the company that Audiard has worked with for several years.

Italian cinema got off to a dodgy start at Venice with Edoardo Ponti's clunky Between Strangers.

Had that career in cinema taken off more spectacularly, he might still be here.

Rumors notwithstanding, Beck never slipped back into "the Life," but his interviews in the nineteen-seventies reveal a creeping nostalgia for pimping, especially after blaxploitation cinema took off.

The fifth annual BAMcinemaFest, Brooklyn's celebration of independent cinema, kicks off Wednesday, offering its customary eclectic assortment of documentaries and narrative features.

German cinema got off to a fantastic start straight after the first world war, as the liberal atmosphere of the Weimar republic triggered an explosion across all creative disciplines.

Unlike the films of Swanberg and Bujalski (among other younger filmmakers), "Tiny Furniture" doesn't seem imbued with cinephilic, implicitly film-critical reflection; the cinema comes off as a social fact rather than as a model of representation or mode of thought.

Alan Partridge Alpha Papaandnd The Inbetweeners movie, which will spawn a sequel next Summer, have demonstrated the potential for cinema spin-offs of British television successes.

Pavel Derevyanko, the star of "Hitler Kaput!," a low-brow farce that opened Thursday in Moscow cinemas, dozes off while stealing top-secret documents, accidentally photocopying his face.

Previous Batman films - Saturday morning serials in the 1940s and the 1966 cinema spin-off from the camp TV series - had treated Bob Kane's caped crusader as a two-dimensional, strip-cartoon hero.