Definitions
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- n. Alternative spelling of filmmaker.
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Examples
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Documentary film-maker Kirby Dick ( "This Film is Not Yet Rated") has just released his latest doc, "Outrage," about anti-gay politicians who are secretly gay.
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I'm also delighted to learn that the film-maker, Steve James, has a new documentary out this summer about gang violence in Chicago called The Interrupters.
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The son of a famous poet, he is a prominent artist, film-maker and architect in his own right, a popular Web communicator, and an advocate for the rule of law and individual freedoms.
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Think of this film-maker gaining the notoriety of Marilyn Manson, as the Christian Right gets up in arms about the "false prophet."
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Of course, to do the film properly, you'd have to have a film-maker who was actually willing to play into the metafiction by acting as the director character himself.
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He went on to become a notable film-maker and, in 2007, his film, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, about French editor Jean-Dominique Bauby, was nominated for four Oscars.
Julian Schnabel's Polaroids: 'Smoke and mirrors and happy accident'
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Here I am, a film-maker, and here, obviously, is a film begging to be made.
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Because it's short, I paired it with a film by an even greater director of children's cinema, the Iranian film-maker Mohammad-Ali Talebi.
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We know Julian Schnabel as a painter (the plates) and as a film-maker (The Diving Bell and the Butterfly).
Julian Schnabel's Polaroids: 'Smoke and mirrors and happy accident'
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Roy Cohn, McCarthyite attorney and prosecutor, was placed alongside Jack Smith, a New York-based artist, underground film-maker and performer.
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