Sentence examples for narrative competition from inspiring English sources

In the narrative competition "A Year in Mooring," directed by Chris Eyre, with Josh Lucas in the lead, is about a guy on a boat.

Mr. Winkler will also be a juror for the world narrative competition, alongside the actresses Patricia Clarkson and Dakota Fanning; directors Mike Newell and Jim Sheridan; and the film critic Lisa Schwarzbaum.

Daniel Patrick Carbone's "Hide Your Smiling Faces," in the world narrative competition, is an evocative portrait of two brothers dealing with a death while growing up in the rural Northeast.

As for the "smaller" pictures, AWOL, premiering in the festival's US narrative competition, looks to be a standout based on its premise alone: it's a rural-set love story about lesbians in and around the military.

Other films in the festival's narrative competition are "96 Minutes," written and directed by Aimée Lagos; "Fly Away," written and directed by Janet Grillo; "Happy New Year," written and directed by K. Lorrel Manning; "Natural Selection, written and directed by Robbie Pickering; and "Small, Beautifully Moving Parts," written and directed by Annie J. Howell and Lisa Robinson.

"Miss Stevens" premiered as part of the narrative competition at the South by Southwest Film Festival.

The premise of Red Flag, which is a strong contender in the festival's narrative feature competition, was born out of a real life film tour he was booked to do around the southern states.

The entries I've sampled in the narrative feature competition don't lack for audacity.

World Narrative Feature Competition - Angels Crest," directed by Gaby Dellal, written by Catherine Trieschmann.

Lance Edmands's "Bluebird," which opens the narrative feature competition, aims for a similar immersion in a place but tries a little too hard for atmosphere.

But last year for the first time the winner of its narrative film competition, Tomas Alfredson's "Let the Right One In," became a worldwide critical hit.