Sentence examples for cinematic connection from inspiring English sources

There is a further cinematic connection.

"There is a growing development of audiences who really enjoy this cinematic connection to the live experience, it means there is a growing sense of occasion and anticipation".

The works of Bonnard have no immediate cinematic connection (though they're mentioned by the young woman, played by Sandrine Bonnaire, in Maurice Pialat's "À Nos Amours" — she says she loves them because she finds them "sensuel"); I've been looking for a film clip of Bonnard, but either he avoided the cameras or the footage avoided the Internet.

'Billy Elliot' One more hit musical with a cinematic connection is on the multiweek list next season.

Built in to this is a very distinctive and cinematic connection that I've never come across before, their one-way psychic bond.

For millions of filmgoers, Mr. Lamos has something of a spiritual-cinematic connection with the play.

"Holy Motors" dramatizes the expansion of imagination, of life itself, by way of cinematic creation — and the connection of this creation to power.

As noted in §4.1, in connection with Cinematic realism, it is also quite natural to think that the content of a momentary state of consciousness will itself have a momentary character: in effect, such a content will take the form of a still, static snapshot.

It was an absolute dream to meet her and to have that direct connection to cinematic history. .

If you wonder who would want some black-and-white-era movie star's old toys, you just don't understand the nature of cinematic fandom and the powerful connection major movie stars make with their audience.

Yesterday my colleague John Donohue posted, at his terrific blog Stay at Stove Dad, about anchovies and their surprising connection to my daughters' unusual cinematic tastes (namely, what you get used to in childhood sticks with you for life).