Sentence examples similar to film backdrop from inspiring English sources

The 8mm Bar, Schönhauser Allee 177B, 49-300) 4050-0624, a retro-hip spot with changing music and film backdrops, is a comfortable backdrop for a crowd that is slightly edgy but not selfrighteously so.

Below them, the counterpoint story of Ui's growing grocery protection racket staccatos along to an intermittent jazz accompaniment (Nikola Kodjabashia score) on Ti Green's brutally expressionist set (towering podiums, receding riveted steel walls; slabs of grey, splashes of red), with its documentary film backdrops.

Six women standing on stage clutching imaginary penises and simulating furious masturbation was pretty memorable (even without the porn-film backdrop).

But a filmed backdrop of bare, windblown trees and frenzied insects gave it a fearsome new suggestion of environmental armageddon.

The cycling-meets-dance project will see 30 riders in LED light suits performing a choreographed routine against a filmed backdrop at the old Tetley brewery in Leeds on 16-17 May. 16-17 May

And it takes more than a couple of filmed backdrops to hint at the reality of our 2009 perspective.

Scenes of Wilhelminian Germany vanish before filmed backdrops of World War I, then yield to orgies of Weimar decadence, with Flower Maidens cast as copulating showgirls, nursing convalescing troops of Grail knights.

Instead, state-controlled TV showed pre-recorded footage of middle-aged women in Zanu-PF regalia jigging awkwardly against cheaply filmed backdrops, intercut with shots of Mugabe looking younger than his 89 years, all of which had a hallucinatory LSD-fuelled quality.

The best one can say is that it looked magnificent in Malika Chauveau's designs: Mediterranean colours, a sense of oppressive heat and subtle, filmed backdrops in which the ship cleverly sails into harbour to carry the errant lovers away then disappears, a speck on the horizon, the ultimate visual cliche brought to witty life.

Sometime whilst creating filmed backdrops of sheep for the Brokeback Mountain opera, video artist Tal Yarden realized he had much a bigger pastoral project that he could turn into a series of peaceful video lullabies.

History records that the film's backdrop enjoyed a brief heyday as a 1950s resort, playing host to Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis and Frank Sinatra.