Sentence examples for making a cinema from inspiring English sources

The resultant roadshow is a massive undertaking: "We've essentially built a pop-up film centre which is visiting empty industrial spaces; we're taking blank canvases and making a cinema installation and exhibition space in each one, hopefully to make for a more bespoke, quirky visual experience.

It made a cinema film of The Mikado in 1966, and recorded for television broadcast its productions of Patience (1965) and H.M.S. Pinafore (1973).

After all, as American producers felt, who better to make a film about cinema history than France, the nation that invented cinema?

If you make a film, you make cinema".

Folman may be making a point about cinema's aestheticising effects, because that image is soon contrasted with the dreadful photographic evidence of the real thing, after which Folman can only fade to black.

Accepting the Bafta, she said Linklater had made a film like no other, which had broken "the rules of cinema … you made an ordinary story extraordinary".

Both of us wanted to make a 'different' cinema, and we struggled with all our might to achieve it.

Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller (Fruitmarket Gallery) The sound-and-light artists from Canada have made a haunted cinema, an opera performed by unmanned machines and a library turned inside out.

"We need to make a different cinema.

After I saw the first film and emerged from the cinema making a Munch-esque scream, I thought maybe Sarah Jessica Parker and Michael Patrick King (the show and film's writer and director) had been paralysed with fear by their foray into the cinema.

The existential hero is making a comeback in mainstream cinema, with Sean Penn's ex-US special forces soldier in The Gunman the latest of several new incarnations.