Sentence examples for lone director from inspiring English sources

That omission wasn't surprising; that Miller made it, becoming the first "lone director" nominee since Julian Schnabel in 2008, was an outright shock.

– the so-called "lone director" slot was a near-annual fixture on the ballot: the film-maker sufficiently admired by his directing peers to land a nomination, but whose film wasn't universally pleasing enough to crack the list.

Today, it is possible for a lone director to claim the status of auteur with a consumer-grade digital camera, a laptop, and a web site to exhibit their work.

In 2011 he stars in the new film from Lone Scherfig, director of An Education.

CANNES — Valeria Bruni-Tedeschi is the lone female director at Cannes this year with a film in competition at the festival.

The lone outside director, Yasushi Aoyama, has been paid by a Tepco unit for two years in the past, according to the documents.

Guests at the awards dinner included French's fellow jurors: actress Miranda Richardson; Lone Scherfig, director of the Oscar-nominated An EducatiOscar-nominatedominated cinematographer Rodrigo Prieto; and the author and screenwriter Deborah Moggach.

The festival will also have the world premiere of Deepwater Horizon, a $156m £116.6mm) budget disaster thriller from Lone Survivor director Peter Berg that re-creates the devastating oil spill of 2010.

Lone Scherfig, director of the 2010 best-picture Oscar nominee "An Education," revisits the topic of academia with "The Riot Club," but the results prove less gratifying.

"Lone Survivor," director Peter Berg's hard-charging war drama starring Mark Wahlberg, Taylor Kitsch, Emile Hirsch and Ben Foster, is very much about the physical damage wrought by fierce, face-to-face combat.

Not all soldiers are heroes, but in Lone Survivor, director Peter Berg's film based on the book by Marcus Luttrell, heroism is in full display.