cinema in the 1960s造句

• The books were adapted for the cinema in the 1960s and for television in the 1970s.
• Before the New Wave took over French cinema in the 1960s, studios indulged in elaborate and meticulous productions.
• Kendall has prominently appeared in other varieties of European cinema in the 1960s and 1970s such as Giallo Corleone ", 1978 ).
• Rajendra Kumar, known as the " king of romance " of Hindi cinema in the 1960s, died of a heart attack early Monday.
• George was also a mentor to the young George Moorse : de : George Moorse, who was one of the directors of radical German cinema in the 1960s.
• The Lodz ( pronounced Woodge ) Film Studio, nicknamed HollyLodz, produced classics of the intellectual genre that defined Polish cinema in the 1960s,'70s and'80s.
• It closed as a cinema in the 1960s, later reopening as a bingo hall and again closing in 1983, before reopening for a time to show historic magic lantern slides.
• Village Drive-In Pty Limited then began to expand throughout the rest of Australia, particularly after the company began adding so-called " hard-top " ( enclosed ) cinemas in the 1960s.
• The building was converted into a modern cinema in the 1960s and now houses the " Multisala Barberini " ( " Multiplex Barberini " ) which shows a full range of modern films.
• "' Tanju G黵su "'( October 27, 1938  June 7, 2016 ) was a Turkish actor, director and screenwriter, who was a major star of Turkish cinema in the 1960s and 1970s.
• The ashes are of Marshall Lewis, the gregarious cineaste who ran the Bleecker Street Cinema in the 1960s and died in 1999 . He was a guru to Demme, who would drive up from Miami for long weekends of moviegoing.
• Despite working mainly for the cinema in the 1960s, he continued to write plays, including " Curtmantle " for the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1962, and " A Yard of Sun "  the fourth in his seasonal quartet  at the Nottingham Playhouse in 1970.
• Politics was a key theme for Chilean cinema in the 1960s and beyond, as it was for similar movements in other South American countries ( the Nueva Canci髇 Chilena ( New Chilean Song ) . " This left-wing Chilean filmmakers movement cannot be understood without connecting it to the emerging social and political identity of the American continent, " states the Chilean cultural website MemoriaChilena.
• Eric Rohmer's " The Lady and the Duke, " which premiered at the Venice Film Festival in September, made it a trend : the French New Wave directors who revolutionized world cinema in the 1960s had, at ages 73 ( Rivette ), 70 ( Godard ) and 81 ( Rohmer ), put forth the year's most exciting new movies.