Sentence examples for fellow auteur from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, when he worked in Hollywood, Mr. Dassin had never been the sort of well-adjusted studio hand that Truffaut and his fellow auteur critics typically admired.

Other, better Hitchcock aficionados — most notably François Truffaut in his book-length conversation with his fellow auteur — have already paid considerable attention to the most flagrant kinkiness in the Hitchcock canon.

(Has the Coens' pre-eminence at the Cannes film festival caused them to imbibe the style of fellow auteur Michael Haneke?) The third player is the Coens' great find: they have made a star of him.

This is the director's 11th time at the festival, where – as with fellow auteurs Ken Loach and Paolo Sorrentino – he's routinely received with yet greater adoration than on his home soil.

Amazon announced Monday that it has added a comedy pilot, "Red Oaks," executive produced by Soderbergh and directed by fellow indie auteur David Gordon Green, to its third annual pilot season.

The only fully realized scape painting at Grey is "Simon Clay Wilsonscape," a grisaille painting almost 11 feet wide jammed with fragments lifted from works by one of R. Crumb's fellow underground comic auteurs of the 1960's.

Auteur and fellow SUNY Purchase graduate Hal Hartley gave her two of her first professional roles, in his films The Unbelievable Truth (1989) and Trust (1990).

Kojima, always keen to be seen as an auteur, joined fellow millennium-era zeitgeist busts such as George Lucas and the Wachowskis in a grand mistake: presuming we cared about the minutiae of universes expanding, bloating, at a geometric rate.

Kojima, always keen to be seen as an auteur, joined fellow millennium-era zeitgeist busts such George Lucas and the Wachowskis in a grand mistake: presuming we cared about the minutiae of universes expanding, bloating, at a geometric rate.

It is not Japanese involvement in the story that makes Australia the closest fit tonally-wise to Hollywood tear jerker Pearl Harbor – directed by fellow king of unsubtlety Michael Bay – but the two hellzapoppin' auteurs' stylistic similarities.

Godard wrote a triumphant note in Arts in which he praised his fellow-critics for having "led... the fight for the film auteur" and declared, "We have won by gaining acceptance of the principle that a film by Hitchcock, for example, is as important as a book by Aragon.