Sentence examples for directed cinema from inspiring English sources

Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini ("American Splendor"), the husband-and-wife team who created and directed "Cinema Verite," paint Craig as eloquent, charming and relentlessly self-interested, a filmmaker who projects his own bad experience of marriage onto the Louds and manipulates Pat into exposing more than she really wants or needs to.

Interests Acting, writing, directing, cinema, X-box 360.

He tells Schilling: Just to be clear, I won't be directing "cinema," for lack of a better word.

He gave up directing "cinema".

Modern "direct cinema" demands it.

American cinema verité, sometimes called "direct cinema," matured during the war, though not only in response to it.

In Britain, this method was associated with a movement known as Free Cinema; in the United States, it was called "direct cinema".

"LIFE AND OTHER ANXIETIES" is the title of the Film Society of Lincoln Center retrospective, Friday to next Sunday, devoted to ED PINCUS, the pioneer of direct cinema.

The fundamental mode of modern documentary filmmaking, the idea at the basis of cinéma vérité or direct cinema, is the unified field of the filmmaker and the subject.

It was accused of exploiting the daffily adorable and certifiably eccentric pair, but also for violating the perceived tenets of direct cinema and cinema verite.

The heart of cinéma vérité, or "direct cinema," was the existential self-creation of the filmmaker as he responded to the life unfolding around him.