Sentence examples for dramas shot from inspiring English sources

He later helmed several Yiddish-language dramas shot in and around New York City and a variety of public-health documentaries, including Goodbye, Mr. Germ (1940), about tuberculosis.

Half unscripted and yet still stagey, they are black-and-white, suspenseless dramas shot in claustrophobic interiors; at times it's hard to even see Mailer's eyes under the brim of his hat.

The report claims one in four dramas shot outside London are now filmed in Manchester, which is home to over 600 film and TV companies and major independent production companies, such as Red (Happy Valley, Cucumber), Baby Cow Alan Partridgee, The Trip) and award-winning documentary maker Nine Lives Media.

That was followed by "Naked City" (1948), one of the first police dramas shot on the streets of New York; "Thieves' Highway" (1949), a gritty film about independent truckers battling a crooked produce wholesaler; and "Night and the City" (1950), a film noir starring Richard Widmark as a hustler in London who is caught up in his own schemes.

"Benavides Born," a drama shot in Austin and throughout South Texas, had its premiere Saturday at the Sundance Film Festival.

It feels like a musical shot on a giant soundstage, even though its a drama shot on an actual Hong Kong street.

That's not even counting the specialty modes: DRAMA SHOT The phone takes dozens of photos of a moving subject (a skateboarder, say).

Two films are screened inside: a 12-minute animatronics film for children and a 40-minute large-format film, a romantic drama shot around the area.

Several of the highest-profile titles screening at Venice are profiting from this spat, including The Other Side of the Wind, a drama shot by Orson Welles in the 1970s and recently completed by Frank Marshall.

A drama shot in German, it focuses on four children who, with the help of a concentration-camp survivor, make their way across Germany to their grandmother's house after their Nazi parents are arrested in the chaotic final days of World War II.

And this makes sense: the drama (shot in 2005) of an Upper West Side high-school student (Anna Paquin) who's trapped in a vortex of guilt and a tangle of legalisms has a brilliant and inexorable swiftness in the shorter version.