Sentence examples for propaganda picture from inspiring English sources

After all, this was ostensibly a wartime British propaganda picture, not a Last Year at Marienbad-style piece of experimentalism.

It centres on Operation Kino, a plan which the Inglourious Basterds (as the Jewish vigilantes are called) have hatched to bomb a Paris cinema in which Goebbels is holding the premiere of a propaganda picture about a heroic Sergeant York-like Nazi sniper.

The shoot-outs are realistically staged, the body count is roughly one American to around 20 of their foes, and this being a propaganda picture on identical lines to those of the second world war, there's no room for any sort of respect for the enemy or any understanding of his motives.

Let's make propaganda pictures, but make them good… Mrs Miniver has had the success I wanted for it, but, more important, it will make producers realise that a propaganda picture doesn't have to be filled with blood and brutality".

Mr. Newton said they were inspired by German police photographs and by Nazi propaganda pictures.

He spent most of the war cranking out propaganda pictures for the Navy.

In the past, the only secure artists were those who worked for the government, painting propaganda pictures, but they were not independent.

Oh, you know: framed adverts for long-gone nightclubs, Soviet propaganda pictures, old Olympic posters, school diagrams, a couple of artists' limited-edition prints.

There was an Armenian photographer who had been engaged by the Turks to take propaganda pictures; he came to share news, until one day he said he thought that he had seen too much, and soon after he disappeared.

Just before and during World War II a number of cheesy anti-Nazi propaganda pictures were styled as gangster pictures, with appropriate B-movie titles like "Hitler -- Beast of Berlin" and "Hitler -- Dead or Alive".

Nor has the group displayed any military prowess since its initial attack; propaganda pictures sent from the jungle often show barefoot men and women training with long sticks in the shape of rifles.