Sentence examples for made filth from inspiring English sources

"I was 32 when I made Filth, which isn't that young.

In an interview in the Radio Times, Welsh said that while making Filth, which stars McAvoy, he discussed the topic of child abuse in the wake of the Savile scandal with the Scottish actor.

Absent, too, is the strange affection that underwrote John Hodge's script for Trainspotting, making Filth and its core characters hard to like, despite the sturdiest of supporting casts (Eddie Marsan's bottle-eyed cardi-man and Shirley Henderson's desperate housewife are particular fine) and an admirable fidelity to the spirit of the novel.

"We want film to provoke questions about what could happen now," said Temple, who also made The Filth and the Fury, on the Sex Pistols, and Joe Strummer: The Future is Unwritten, about the late Clash guitarist.

The balance of innocence and filth made me think of John Hughes.

If there is one complaint to be made about "The Filth and the Fury," it is that there's not enough music; only three songs are performed in something like their entirety.

To add to man-made filth beyond his control (eg, from brick-works outside the Federal District's boundaries) came El Niño.

"Sparkle" (her photo lab name) is a mini-lab tech who has spent the past ten years amassing a fantastic collection of home-made filth.

Confused by this, as during his journey he had had his clothes removed and was made to sleep in filth, she asked him how he managed to get that shirt.

Mr. Daisey amusingly describes St. Marks Place as an emblem of the "Disneyland of filth" that made certain pockets of the city so enticingly and exotically seedy (but only in a kind of artificial way) before the relentless onslaught of gentrification.

For a year, Sullivan made pilgrimages to a "filth-slicked little alley" near City Hall to observe rats in their natural habitat.