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Перевод: newsreel

[существительное]
хроника ; кинохроника ; киножурнал ; хроникальный фильм;
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сниматься в киножурнале

Тезаурус:

1. And there were reports from many parts of the Reich that "a newsreel without pictures of the Fhrer was not regarded as up to standard".
2. Greenaway rejects the conventional grammar of film, its reaction shots and implied points of view, but he replaces it not with his own idiom but with his slide library, though a film modelled on an art-historical lecture has no greater intrinsic claim to quality than one modelled on a promotional video, a newsreel or a travel brochure.
3. This was the newsreel of the liberation of Belsen, and I think that I have thought about those images every day since.
4. Like them men we saw on the newsreel, ain't he?"
5. Page 29 Pathe sold: British Pathe News Library, the film newsreel archive, was acquired for 16m by the mini-conglomerate Parkfield Group.
6. As the newsreel saw it: Devon Loch collapses, then struggles to his feet as E.S.B. comes past.
7. But she had seen them on the newsreel before the big film, creaking and groaning across the land, their great limbless, legless form crushing and grinding all that was in their way.
8. I remember a cinema full of screaming kids giving the "fuck off" V sign to a newsreel of Winston Churchill giving his "victory" V sign.
9. BRITISH Pathe News Library, the film newsreel archive which chronicled world events of the last 100 years, has been acquired for 16m by Parkfield Group, the mini conglomerate.
10. Newsreel coverage of sport paved the way for this.
11. It is important to take into consideration more than one eye-witness report of these few seconds (and the Gaumont newsreel film) in an effort to decide what did happen; but no account or film can tell us exactly what Emily Davison's motive was.
12. For several hours we would be transported via the newsreel to the exotic East, where American soldiers were valiantly fighting the red, or was it yellow peril, and then to the Wild West, where Hoot Gibson or Eddy Dean would be showing cattle rustlers or unfriendly Indians "what America stood for".
13. "The Fuhrer loves art because he is himself an artist," Goebbels announced in a contemporary newsreel, at which, no doubt, all genuine artists looked uneasily towards the border.