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Significats de package film en anglès

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киноальманах
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filme antológico
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pelicula de episodios
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pel·lícula d'antologia

Feature film consisting of several different short films.

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pel·lícula d'antologia
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Examples for "portmanteau"
Examples for "portmanteau"
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One evening, as Paul came home, he found Elisabeth packing a portmanteau.
Laughter in the dark
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The long-tailed blue was restored forthwith to its nook in my portmanteau.
The Scalp Hunters
3
In the room behind him a portmanteau, half-filled, lay upon the floor.
The Rocks of Valpré
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Louis the Desired was getting ready his portmanteau in that city, too.
Vanity Fair
5
The boy, on his knees, worked at the straps of the portmanteau.
Lewis Rand
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This is an anthology film, basically, a bunch of different stories.
Wired
2
Plans are in the works for five more sequels, including a third anthology film in 2020.
Wired
3
He has made documentaries and short films, including a segment for the 2014 anthology film, Words With Gods.
The Irish Times
4
Connelly's money is on The Turning, a terrific anthology film adapted from a Tim Winton book of the same name.
The Guardian
5
This anthology film was commissioned by the Cannes Film Festival on its 60th anniversary as a tribute to the magic of the movie house.
Reuters
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Holy Motors is not quite a portmanteau film.
The Irish Times
2
Co-produced by Pedro Almodóvar, this portmanteau film is violent, scary and deliciously funny, and will close the film festival.
The Guardian
3
The Vanquished (1953) is a captivatingly strange portmanteau film, featuring three brash and anxious tales from France, Italy and England, ripped from the newspaper headlines.
The Guardian
1
While most episodes here would stand alone, it's hard to recall another omnibus film with such narrative unity.
The Guardian
2
If his opera-house productions were not always appreciated, he won critical favour in 2005 for his contribution to the omnibus film Tickets.
The Guardian
1
The Argentinean film is from that much-derided, never-quite-fashionable genre: the portmanteau movie.
The Irish Times