Sentence examples for screen of fiction from inspiring English sources

Why, then, opt for the distancing screen of fiction?

To be sure, he'd written frequently about homosexuals previously, notably in the groundbreaking novel A Single Man, but only now in the 70s was he "out" in his own right, without any screen of fiction between him and the reader.

Tarantino is in Cannes to introduce a 20th anniversary screening of Pulp Fiction and host the closing night screening of Sergio Leone's A Fistful of Dollars, a film he described as "the birth of genre cinema".

And a film festival, which began in 1994 with an early screening of "Pulp Fiction," this year features a lineup heavy with documentaries, with movies about the Clash, roller derby and Jonathan Demme's "Jimmy Carter Man From Plains".

Granted, it has been enriched by its association with Dr. Mabuse, the archfiend of fiction, screen and comic books, starting with the novels of Norbert Jacques and the films of Fritz Lang.

The greatest piece of screen spy fiction remains the BBC's seven-part 1979 adaptation of Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, which follows Alec Guinness in a twisty, personal hunt for a mole at the top of the British intelligence service.

The process of adapting works of fiction for the screen can be fraught.

_ (Photograph: Lee Daniels and Sapphire. Mike Coppola/Getty Images)._ The process of adapting works of fiction for the screen can be fraught.

By Jenna Krajeski October 18, 2009 The process of adapting works of fiction for the screen can be fraught.

A specialist in extreme eccentrics on stage ("Agnes of God") and screen ("Pulp Fiction"), Ms. Plummer would appear an unlikely candidate for finding the natural woman in Alma.

Like all movies that involve the artificial manipulation of people's memories, Eternal Sunshine, which hit screens in 2004, has always been considered a work of fiction.