Sentence examples for read cinema from inspiring English sources

Here, being able to read cinema is crucial, for Eastwood's message is certainly not to be critical of this seamless equivocation.

As with artists Keren Cytter and Omer Fast's work, we become aware of the artifice of the process, and our ability to "read" cinema and our expectations for it.

I'm still laughing at his 1973 piece in which a couple read a cinema manual and realise what's wrong with their independent films: they didn't know you could actually move the camera.

More knowledge is always better, and I accept the Seitz challenge — and promise to read any cinema-studies book he assigns to me.

Thomson is a lawyer whose hobbies include golf, reading and cinema.

(His porcine mumbling of the phrase "Pleasure doing business with you" is perhaps the least pleasurable line reading in cinema history).

Or, if you prefer, formaggio, since this year's festival, whose official posters read "Viva il Cinema!" in bright magenta, is dedicated to the memory of Federico Fellini.

Readers intrigued by this country's cinema can read more in a set of essays and interviews, "Close Up: Iranian Cinema Past, Present and Future" by Hamid Dabashi (Verso).

Maupassant's stories have a strangely strong power on the cinema — they read like sketches by an extraordinarily perceptive, witty, vigorous, and impatient painter.

At the height of his career, his film credits in Australian cinemas would read "costumes by our Orry-Kelly".

For the most part, drifting meant going to theaters in order to absorb the latest waves of excellent contemporary European cinema, reading modernist literature, and, eventually, composing a novel.