cineaste , also: cineast

With its detailed program the cineaste knows already weeks in advance what is available.

Only then, Friedkin says, did he become a true cineaste.

A further 102 individuals, perhaps too shy to incorporate, appear under the rubric "Cineaste."

In 2008, Cineaste asked a range of academics for their definition of a cult film.

Nor are they for the cineaste.

Cineaste is a film magazine published quarterly.

You can have the purist, auteur-loving cineaste and equally someone who wants to be entertained on a Friday night.

(To the postmodern cineaste, lived experience would appear greatly less important than recorded images.)

These statistics aren't exactly leading edge, but should be enough to sate the budding cineaste in the playroom.

Here's Schulberg, cited from a 1972 interview in the magazine Cineaste:

The first idea was only "a feeling" and the title Blue Velvet, Lynch told Cineaste in 1987.

"The French always refer to me as the 'cineaste anglais,' and it drives me crazy," he said.

You really have no right to call yourself a cineaste if this DVD isn't gracing your shelves."

Contemporary Balkan Cinema, supplement to Cineaste, Summer 2007.

Back of what basically is a conventional plot is all kinds of fancy, self-conscious cineaste techniques."

Cineaste (or cinéaste) may refer to:

French Cineaste of the Year: À ma sœur!

And film critic David Sterritt says in Cineaste Magazine, that she is ".

In an interview in Cineaste, Ray stated that Pikoo is "a very complex film".

It is Keystone Kops by way of Cineaste magazine, with lots of fake blood.

Should I do this just so some overfed, overwrought cineaste in Omaha can say 'Aha!'

It's part of the joke here that Chili is a die-hard cineaste and loves reminiscing about smart, stylish tough-guy films he has enjoyed.

He wrote reviews and features for Dance Magazine, Ballet Review, Cineaste and other publications.

Film & Festivals Magazine,Cineaste and The Guardian.

Georges Méliès Cineaste.