filmography
filmografía
definition
noun
A filmography , listing all films mentioned throughout, is at the end of the article.
a list of films by one director or actor, or on one subject.
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There is also a director 'filmography' , which is kind of like getting a weather report from a CD player.
Of particular relevance to film studies researchers is the fact that the book includes a useful 'filmography' , listed both by films and directors.
The extras are limited to a brief 'filmography' for director Michael Steinberg, Stiles, and Patrick Muldoon.
At least we get a trailer and a 'filmography' that does a decent job of showcasing the film, and the talent involved.
Your 'filmography' is dominated by films directed by women featuring complex, central female characters.
Only a 'filmography' for Clint Eastwood and the theatrical trailer are offered.
My choices out of her 'filmography' listed previously will probably indicate how I feel about her.
A 'filmography' , listing all films mentioned throughout, is at the end of the article.
Also on the disc are a lengthy poster and photo archive, production notes, thorough cast and director biographies / 'filmographies' , and the original theatrical trailer.
Finally there is a quick list of 'filmographies' of the cast and the director.
The biggest disappointment of the DVD presentation is the lack of any significant extra content; only cast and director biographies and 'filmographies' are offered.
You'll also get a surprisingly ample plate of cast and crew 'filmographies' , and some soundtrack album cover art.
You get 'filmographies' of five actors and nine members of the creative team.
There are the usual biographies and 'filmographies' of actors and filmmakers, a limited stills gallery with twelve pictures, and an inexplicably red-banded trailer.
The supplements include a trailer and director and cast 'filmographies' .
The theatrical trailer and 'filmographies' for the director and many cast members fills out the extras.
There's also a trailer for this film, a DVD specification list, and some 'filmographies' and biographies too.
The theatrical trailer and unusually detailed bio / 'filmographies' for the lead actors and the writer/director round out the content.
But hey, subtitles come in a variety of languages, from Portuguese to Thai, and there are the requisite boring 'filmographies' of the director and stars that no one reads anyway.
The DVD's only supplements are the original theatrical trailer and incomplete cast and director 'filmographies' .
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