Sentence examples for students of cinema from inspiring English sources

Anne-Marie Miéville's latest film, "After the Reconciliation," which co-stars Godard, had its first press screening last week in Paris; two days later, the filmmakers presented it to high-school students of cinema in Sarlat, in southwestern France.

I consider myself a student of cinema.

As is so often the case in the movies — and Mr. Resnais is a lifelong student of cinema, having received his first camera as a child — the filmmaking itself helps bring Georges and Marguerite together.

"I think dialogue is the best way," says Mahsa Teimouri, a student of cinema and theatre.

Once at The London Film School I really became a full-time student of cinema, an education ever ongoing.

But it was The Lodger: A Story of the London Fog (1927) that both he and students of the cinema would come to regard as his first "real" work and one that very much drew on his youthful surroundings.

And Sunday nights were devoted to satisfying students of British cinema in the 1960s: Poor Cow, Up the Junction, Petulia, The Knack... and How to Get It, Alfie, Georgy Girl, Charlie Bubbles.

Students of film theory may not find much new here, but Filmish hangs together brilliantly, and Ross plainly cares very much about cinema and the influence it wields.

At once regionally specific and a student of all cinema, he draws on numerous traditions and makes them his own.

If you compare me to Scorsese, well, that's because he's a student of world cinema and he's cultivated all that learning into his style.

Mr Pinter employs a similar technique to say something that could easily be said in many other ways; has, indeed, often been said in them: for the notion that society enslaves the individual can hardly be unfamiliar to any student of the cinema or the realistic theatre.