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Definition of cineaste in English: cineaste(also cineast) nounˈsɪnɪastˈsɪniˌæst 1A filmmaker. Example sentencesExamples - Nouvelle vague of the 1960s was conceived in a similar spirit by French cineasts who realized that the Hollywood studios had turned the movie into a product to be consumed.
- 1.1 A person who is fond of or knowledgeable about the cinema.
Example sentencesExamples - Both films show both their age and no one much thought they would be of interest to cineastes 40 years later.
- Even sophisticated cineastes were charmed by the film because it clearly didn't aspire to be anything more than a crisp rendition of the genre.
- For most cineastes, Paris, Texas has earned a privileged place as one of the most preeminent American films of the 1980s.
- The treasures of Balkan cinema remain unknown even to cineastes.
- Federico Fellini has cachet among modern cinéastes, and La Dolce Vita is among his most celebrated works.
- You know the type I'm referring to: pretentious cineastes who like only dull movies that offer no entertainment value.
- It's stupid to ask a cineaste for his top ten films - top five hundred, more like.
- Kümel is not especially well-known outside a small world of cineastes.
- I have made this film with the average cineaste in mind.
- The dialogue sparkles, and the development of the story may have some cineastes thinking of Eric Rohmer.
- The 2004 Cannes Film Festival was a treat for gay cineasts.
- Younger cineastes owe it to themselves and their film educations to check out some of Al Pacino's early work.
- She is a passionate cineaste with a flat lined with books and videos reflecting the spread of her interests and enthusiasms.
- The film is jam-packed with nifty little touches that will appeal to the cineaste more than the casual video viewer.
- These are the real treasures for us cineastes who were not alive in the '50s, the greatest decade for American sound and colour cinema.
- This is a film budding cineastes would do well to analyze.
- To this day, cineastes talk admiringly of the film's car chase and the thrilling climactic gun battle.
- The film does something that true cineastes love - it relies upon our intelligence.
- The film adaptation attracted excited and enthusiastic critical comment from cineastes, especially in France.
- His early American films had always provided him with a solid reputation among French cineastes.
- She'd come on an intellectual pilgrimage in search of French cineastes who could discuss the films of Renoir, Cocteau, Bunuel.
Origin 1920s: from French cinéaste, from ciné (from cinéma), on the pattern of enthousiaste 'enthusiast'. Definition of cineaste in US English: cineaste(also cineast) nounˈsɪniˌæstˈsinēˌast 1A filmmaker. Example sentencesExamples - Nouvelle vague of the 1960s was conceived in a similar spirit by French cineasts who realized that the Hollywood studios had turned the movie into a product to be consumed.
- 1.1 An enthusiast for or devotee of movies or filmmaking.
Example sentencesExamples - It's stupid to ask a cineaste for his top ten films - top five hundred, more like.
- Younger cineastes owe it to themselves and their film educations to check out some of Al Pacino's early work.
- Both films show both their age and no one much thought they would be of interest to cineastes 40 years later.
- She is a passionate cineaste with a flat lined with books and videos reflecting the spread of her interests and enthusiasms.
- The film is jam-packed with nifty little touches that will appeal to the cineaste more than the casual video viewer.
- Kümel is not especially well-known outside a small world of cineastes.
- The film adaptation attracted excited and enthusiastic critical comment from cineastes, especially in France.
- This is a film budding cineastes would do well to analyze.
- The treasures of Balkan cinema remain unknown even to cineastes.
- She'd come on an intellectual pilgrimage in search of French cineastes who could discuss the films of Renoir, Cocteau, Bunuel.
- For most cineastes, Paris, Texas has earned a privileged place as one of the most preeminent American films of the 1980s.
- These are the real treasures for us cineastes who were not alive in the '50s, the greatest decade for American sound and colour cinema.
- I have made this film with the average cineaste in mind.
- The 2004 Cannes Film Festival was a treat for gay cineasts.
- Even sophisticated cineastes were charmed by the film because it clearly didn't aspire to be anything more than a crisp rendition of the genre.
- To this day, cineastes talk admiringly of the film's car chase and the thrilling climactic gun battle.
- The film does something that true cineastes love - it relies upon our intelligence.
- The dialogue sparkles, and the development of the story may have some cineastes thinking of Eric Rohmer.
- Federico Fellini has cachet among modern cinéastes, and La Dolce Vita is among his most celebrated works.
- You know the type I'm referring to: pretentious cineastes who like only dull movies that offer no entertainment value.
- His early American films had always provided him with a solid reputation among French cineastes.
Origin 1920s: from French cinéaste, from ciné (from cinéma), on the pattern of enthousiaste ‘enthusiast’. |