Sentence examples for most important directors from inspiring English sources

"Todd is one of the most important directors working in the States today," the producer said.

By 1916, with many silent films to his credit, he had become one of Hungary's most important directors.

It's in the disunity and interruption of storytelling that the most important directors reveal themselves, and make their strongest, deepest, most personal points.

I haven't seen it yet but am impatient to do so; Jia is simply one of the best and most important directors in the world.

On a warm late August afternoon, Mr. Sorrentino, who at 43 has already become one of Italy's most important directors, sat in his high-ceiling study in Rome and reflected on what compelled him to make the film.

A MAN VANISHES  The belated United States theatrical premiere of a 1967 documentary by one of Japan's most important directors, Shohei Imamura — a portrait of a seemingly unexceptional office worker who was one of the 91,000 Japanese citizens who disappeared that year.

Ask Martin Scorsese, America's most important director, and he will tell you the same.

Thus Bergman became easily the most important director to emerge in the second wave of Scandinavian international fame.

Bergman must remain second to Dreyer in the Scandinavian "pecking order", but was easily the most important director to emerge in the second wave of Scandinavian international fame.

It explains why Godard is arguably the most important director alive and why few people want to see his later films.

"Female" belongs to Warner Brothers Europeann, sophisticated division, inherited from the studio's most important director of the '20s, Ernst Lubitsch, and continued by other continental émigrés like Curtiz and William Dieterle.