Sentence examples for hours director from inspiring English sources

That Father bears a striking resemblance to last year's Summer Hours isn't really a surprise -- Hansen-Løve has a personal relationship with HOURS' director Olivier Assayas, and seems to parallel his skill in portraying with candid empathy how people handle tragic loss and deal with the practical decisions that have to be made regardless of such tragedy.

"What used to take two, three, four years in trials with academics, we can now look at the data and do in hours," director Vincent Gillingham said.

Unlike 13 Hours Director Michael Bay, Mathew Heineman is not the prisoner of an agenda.

For one, their survey skews toward small or midsize companies, where the number of hours directors spend on the work may be less than for large multinational corporations.

TRAPPED Directed by Luis Mandoki; written by Greg Iles, based on his novel "24 Hours"; directors of photography, Frederick Elmes and Piotr Sobocinski; edited by Jerry Greenberg; music by John Ottman; production designer, Richard Sylbert; produced by Mimi Polk Gitlin and Mr. Mandoki; released by Columbia Pictures.

In the meantime, bring on the four-hour director's cut of "Wolf" (and may it have a little theatrical run to coincide with the DVD release).

The Rush Hour director began to talk about his past sexual conquests, which included – he alleged – a "really young" Lindsay Lohan.

For a good hour director Daniel Stamm (whose name takes second billing in the publicity to that of producer Eli Roth) conjures an air of understated weirdness and unease.

That two-and-a-half-hour director's cut was shown at a film festival in Austin, Tex.; the director, Matthew Bright, was reportedly fired shortly afterward, and the movie was recut.

Erich von Stroheim's mutilated masterwork, "Greed," from 1924 — its hundred and forty minutes hacked by M-G-M producers from the ten-hour director's cut — magnifies one California couple's striving rise and craven fall into an inferno of American madness.

Over at Maverick Aviation, where people charter private helicopters at $500 a person and private jet rides that can cost more than $2,000 an hour, director Bryan Kroten says their biggest problem is finding enough pilots to cope with demand.