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Meanings of cineast in English
Borrowed French term; devotee of motion pictures; filmmaker.
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Usage of cineast in English
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Proper cineastes cherish great cinematographers almost as much as they value directors.
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Well-educated cineastes were translating their high-brow influences into finely honed exploitation cinema.
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Whatever we call it, the film will appeal to all committed cineastes.
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Only the most dedicated western cineastes had knowledge of any previous Klimov release.
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Even committed cineastes may struggle to make anything of the name Bernard Natan.
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Predictably, Lee has a problem with young faux-cineastes hailing Inside Man his best work.
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Whatever we call it, this strange quasi-documentary will have something to offer most committed cineastes.
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When the classic-movie streaming service FilmStruck shuttered last month, it caused a palpable panic among cineastes.
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Now we've slightly grown up, it's the occasional DVD catch-up with films that cineastes saw years ago.
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Unsurprisingly, the cineastes of France were in second place with 3.2 visits.
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Even the oft-tough crowd of Cannes cineastes responded enthusiastically when the film opened the festival this month.
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With careful marketing, Lionsgate should be able to attract both Asian horror buffs and cineastes in North America.
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Schloendorff's name may pique the curiosity of cineastes here, as he was a prime mover of German New Cinema.
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The film opens January 21 simultaneously in L.A., New York and Indian cities where Khan's name should attract many sophisticated cineastes.
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Even casual cineastes will figure out that this 1950s classic has been picked because it features a particularly steamy seaside scene.
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Exceptional among French cineastes, he is an eloquent defender of English cinema of the past (Pink String and Sealing Wax.