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Meanings of make films in English

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Usage of make films in English
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My dream was to make films and shows that I'm proud of.
The Guardian
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Read more What she didn't often do was make films about women.
The Guardian
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I don't make films or move through my life as a skeptic.
The Guardian
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A decade ago, a woman had to make films for children.
Reuters
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We're happy about any prize but you don't make films to win awards.
Reuters
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The Swedish really know how to make films about children.
The Irish Times
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If you can forget about that, you may be able to make films happily.
The Guardian
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But of course we don't make films to win prizes.
Reuters
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Because one day they don't let you make films anymore.
Wired
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When he realised he wanted to make films, he was mocked by his friends.
The Guardian
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Not if you were trying to make films in the United Kingdom it doesn't.
The Irish Times
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Pema Tseden is China's first director to make films entirely in the Tibetan language.
Reuters
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Aged 26, he ended his sports career to make films, beginning with small-scale productions.
The Guardian
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Working-class people didn't make films, and that was my background.
The Irish Times
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We'd make films about philanthropists, anti-poverty campaigners and people who rescue kittens from trees.
The Irish Times
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We make films for our audience, we are not making films for international audience.
Reuters
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