Sentence examples for tale director from inspiring English sources

KIRIKOU AND THE SORCERESS Directed by Michel Ocelot; written by Mr. Ocelot (in French, dubbed into English), based on a West African tale; director of photography, Daniel Borenstein; edited by Dominique Lefever; music by Youssou N'Dour; produced by Didier Brunner, Jacques Vercruyssen and Paul Thiltges; released by ArtMattan Productions.

"Broadchurch" producer Jane Featherstone and "The Handmaid's Tale" director Reed Morano are teaming up for a TV adaptation of Naomi Alderman's feminist fantasy novel "The Power" for Amazon.

"The whole message that Margaret was sending in the book is that big changes like this don't happen overnight, they happen very slowly over time, almost so that you don't know that they're happening until it's too late," "Handmaid's Tale" director Reed Morano said.

David Robert Mitchell moves from horror (It Follows) to film noir with Under the Silver Lake, which stars Andrew Garfield; while Gomorrah and Tale of Tales director Matteo Garrone will present his "urban western" Dogman.

Wild Tales Director: Damián Szifron Running time: 122 minutes Certificate: 15 A collection of darkly funny tales from Argentina, revolving around themes of anger and revenge that was nominated for the best foreign language film Oscar.

Wild Tales Director: Damián Szifron Running time: 122 minutes Certificate: MA 15+ A collection of darkly funny tales from Argentina, revolving around themes of anger and revenge that was nominated for the best foreign language film Oscar.

Wild Tales Director: Damián Szifron Running time: 122 minutes Certificate: R A collection of darkly funny tales from Argentina, revolving around themes of anger and revenge, which was nominated for the best foreign language film Oscar.

In any case, this shaggy dog tale by director Richard Linklater is a master class in how a neophyte director can make the most of his surroundings.

Rather than trying to clarify a knotty tale, the director Thaddeus Strassberger opts for over-the-top kinetic spectacle.

And in this unaffected and earthy tale, the director relies on strong casting.

Given that the present is a far scarier place and a more suitable setting for the dystopian tale, the director's change of period makes perfect sense.