“Tanovic produced a striking film about the civil war, actually shooting the scenes in Slovenia and Italy because it was safer.”

“Mariassy started working in film as an assistant and then as an editor, and at the end of the Second World War, began to direct short documentaries.”

“Now that she was closer, she could see a fine, milky-white film covering both eyes.”

“Will TV mean the end of Hollywood filmland productions and radio broadcasting?”

“For Martin's mates, however, there was a glimpse of the filmland lifestyle when they went to the movie premiere.”

“To most people, serving as the mayor of a pocket-size resort town seems rather dull in comparison to Eastwood's status as a filmland superstar.”

“The filmer had this janky camera with one of those clip-on fish eyes and was impossible to get hold of.”

“Sir Robert Filmer, who later served as the target of John Locke's First Treatise of Government, is a well-known proponent of this view, which he calls patriarchalism.”

“Filmer also wrote critiques of Thomas Hobbes, John Milton, Hugo Grotius and Aristotle.”

“Whether the memories have been turned into bizarre shrines, or forgotten and left to rot, you'd have to be totally uninterested in filmlore to find the place dull.”

“This is a very strange piece of film, as it plays like a 1964 school filmstrip informing the viewer on man's senses and how he uses them.”

“Sometimes you realize what's happening, but usually you don't, cause you're too blinded by the flashing lights of the filmstrip.”

“I remember the day we watched the Color Filmstrip, a filmstrip about all the colors.”

“The projects center on the ancient martial art of wushu and will showcase death-defying action in the Hong Kong-style of filmmaking.”

“It is a clever piece of ensemble filmmaking that succeeds beyond all reasonable hope.”

“These are kick-ass movies, but hardly what you would call great filmmaking.”

“He has also studied and evaluated the influence of ancient Greece and Rome upon filmdom.”

“In the world of independent filmdom, he personifies knowingness and entree.”

“He was not only praised by the witless, but he had been found desirable by certain discerning overlords of filmdom.”

“Steven Spielberg is a renowned filmmaker who revolutionized the world of cinema with his incredible storytelling and visionary directing.”

“I was particularly impressed with his recitation of the names of every filmmaker who gave him the opportunities that made his career.”

“Above all, the resilience of the human spirit, present without fail in each location, is what has kept the filmmaker going.”

“The schedule of start times is essential to the routinisation of filmgoing.”

“But then, if I were writing, I'd only be writing about the changing nature of filmgoing and film exhibition.”

“The context of this paper is filmgoing in Britain and the United States during the 1930s, when filmgoing was the dominant paid-for leisure activity in both countries.”

“I can't go a day without watching at least one movie; I'm a true filmaholic.”

“Many folks up here have a sense of pride in their city or town and welcome filmmakers.”

“The attitude of the filmmakers toward history and society is ahistorical and subjective in the extreme.”

“Podcasting and Internet radio allow anyone to become a DJ, and digital video cameras and webcams are used by a new generation of filmmakers.”

“Its carbon arc lamp doesn't shoot light through filmstrips to create the illusion of movement.”

“The tributes are made of colorful filmstrips that have adhesive on the back.”

“Playful and informative, it is somewhat reminiscent of Disney educational filmstrips.”