Sentence examples for indigenous cinema from inspiring English sources

Upon returning home from Russia, the three Syrians attempted to create an indigenous cinema.

Both the Gate and Abbey theatres were determined to make indigenous cinema a vital part of the period's cultural renaissance.

With Africa having become such a modish backdrop for big-budget English language thrillers - Shooting Dogs, The Constant Gardener, Blood Diamond, The Last King of Scotland, Catch a Fire - it seems only fair that wholly indigenous cinema should flourish concurrently.

What will audiences support when it comes to Indigenous cinema?

Indigenous Irish cinema of the silent period (1916-1935) cofsistwo of twavesves, 1916-1926 and 1930-1935.

Italy's indigenous film industry is hoping to break out of a protracted slump, and the city once known as Hollywood on the Tiber is striving to regain relevance in a globalized cinema marketplace.

When Rouch made "Moi, un Noir," the indigenous sub-Saharan African cinema was just emerging.

Calder extends such Indigenous worldviews of connectedness to cinema and animation in particular.

He researches and writes on new Malaysian cinema and contemporary popular music, indigenous communities and their storytelling, peasantry and rural labour, the new media, and multiculturalism in Malaysia.

But cinema's lousy history of indigenous representation didn't have much on Aparicio's older sister, who prodded Yalitza to see what the casting was all about.

"I guess we have a hard time digesting indigenous traditions unless they are made palatable by white cinema," said José Merino, a political science professor.