Sentence examples for surviving film from inspiring English sources

The website includes the world's only surviving film of the thylacine, an extinct, carnivorous Tasmanian marsupial.

But as the earliest surviving film to highlight the work of Alfred Hitchcock, it is of indisputable historical interest.

What's most striking about "Flunky, Work Hard" (1931), Naruse's earliest surviving film, is how brash and jaunty much of it feels and how freewheeling its camerawork is.

The surviving film footage doesn't capture her feverish vitality or her gift for grabbing an audience; her Hamlet, available on YouTube, looks perilously close to hammy.

Click here to view Although colour is central to the novel, the first surviving film version is a black-and-white noir thriller from 1949 starring Alan Ladd.

Recently the Film Forum II' a theatre on Watts Stl, screened the few surviving film clips of the Nicholas Brothers in performance & Harold came along to watch.

The documentary will be repeated daily through Sept. 9, accompanied by a sampling of her surviving films.

I found out this week, while watching one of Bara's only surviving films, A Fool There Was.

As part of the BFI's biggest ever project, all of Alfred Hitchcock's 58 surviving films will be shown over three months.

(Weber's filmography is, like that of many pioneering filmmakers, copious; I hope that her other surviving films will be similarly rediscovered and made available).

Alfred Hitchcock is to be celebrated like never before this summer, with a retrospective of all his surviving films and the premieres of his newly restored silent films – including Blackmail, which will be shown outside the British Museum.