Sentence examples for cinematic distillation from inspiring English sources
This is a cinematic distillation.
"Slacker" was thought to be the cinematic distillation of this ethos, and the film made back more than fifty times its tiny budget.
Every shot and cut counts in the scheme of Haigh's refined-yet-acute visual storytelling, while his script — adapting and enriching the short story from which it stems — is a masterclass in literary distillation and cinematic repurposing.
So he and George Lucas (who wanted to indulge his love for old movie serials) hatched this, the most perfect distillation of cinematic pulp and crackerjack thrills yet committed to film.
In its actual, albeit more conventional, form, "Dialogues sur le cinéma" is nonetheless a trove of reflections of a cinematic past and future and a distillation of the essence of cinematic creation in the first person and the present tense of those reflections.
But we are in charge of only a small part of that cultural history: the theatrical, musical, artistic, terpsichorean, literary, and cinematic happenings, and more specifically their distillation into elegant paragraphs that occupy the front of a magazine.
The play, a clever two-person distillation of Nicholas Ray's 1956 movie "Bigger Than Life," pays deserving tribute to a cinematic act of provocation.
Chapter 12 Distillation Sequencing for Azeotropic Distillation.
For journalism is distillation.
