Sentences with phrase «century cinema»
The phrase "century cinema" refers to the cinema of a particular century or era. It describes the movies and films produced during that time, often with a focus on the styles, themes, and techniques in filmmaking during that century. Full definition
Young people with secret powers is hardly a novel subject for 21st century cinema.
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It moved from its original location at 29 Mercer Street to its current space at 1286 Bloor Street West — a renovated early 20th century cinema space — in 2008, now at the center of a growing and dynamic arts district in downtown Toronto.
Can a womanising imperialist ever sit comfortably with a 21st Century cinema audience?
Battle of the Five Armies upholds the tradition of sharp - looking 21st century cinema adapted from Tolkien.
With its long opening credits, mounting score from Ennio Morricone and its frequent title cards, The Hateful Eight recalls early twentieth century cinema but it could just as easily be a stage play.
By painting these juvenile faces of Rainer Werner Fassbinder, Pier Paolo Pasolini — paternal figures of 20th century cinema that maintained a deep relationship with their mothers, as they even appeared in some of their films — and Frida Khalo — painter and feminist figure — Giulia addresses the issue of childhood.
With film labs closing down and new formats springing up all the time, this is a timely stock - take of 21st Century cinema.
remains one of 20th - century cinema's most gripping moments.
The 1973 J. Paul Getty III kidnapping is a chilling story that left its imprint on late - 20th century cinema: the single grisliest detail was borrowed for everything from Blue Velvet to Reservoir Dogs.
Bound (The Wachowskis, 1996) For me, that the Wachowskis did not continue to make films in this vein after their stunning debut is one of the great tragedies of late 20th - century cinema.
Christopher Nolan's three Batman films have made an indelible mark on 21st century cinema.
But things often change in turn - of - the - twenty - first - century cinema.
Trapped in the machine, but never interrogating 21st century cinema's central question: how do we watch people watching screens?
Richly - textured, imaginatively designed, and emotionally resonant, this holds up as one of 21st century cinema's greatest offerings.
Time and the Other examines the cinematic role of jewelry in classic mid 20th century cinema.