Sentence examples for feature competitions from inspiring English sources

The world narrative feature and the world documentary feature competitions are where Tribeca puts its aesthetic taste on the line.

The less important feature competitions -- one narrative, one documentary -- are devoted to the promotion of local films and filmmakers dealing with New York subjects; there is plenty of raw talent to be evaluated.

The festival, which will run from April 21 through May 2, also announced the lineups for its world narrative feature and world documentary feature competitions and its showcase selections.

The entries I've sampled in the narrative feature competition don't lack for audacity.

World Narrative Feature Competition - Angels Crest," directed by Gaby Dellal, written by Catherine Trieschmann.

Over the years in the feature competition, between the varsity heavyweight crews, Harvard has won 84 times and Yale 53.

Two films by expatriated Afghan directors, Jawed Wassel's "Fire Dancer" and Homayoun Karimpour's "Nilofar in the Rain," are being shown in the feature competition.

Somewhere in the Lumière, newer stars like Diane Kruger, a member of the main feature competition jury, settled into their plush seats to watch the other show: the film.

Somewhere in the Lumi?, newer stars like Diane Kruger, a member of the main feature competition jury, settled into their plush seats to watch the other show: the film.

Lance Edmands's "Bluebird," which opens the narrative feature competition, aims for a similar immersion in a place but tries a little too hard for atmosphere.

The auteur ideology extends to the feature competition jury, which has the idiosyncratic directors David Lynch (whose "Mulholland Drive" first made waves at last year's festival), Walter Salles, Bille August, Raul Ruiz and Claude Miller.