cin·e·phile (s n  -f l )n. A film or movie enthusiast. [French cinéphile : ciné, cinema; see cineaste + -phile, -phile.] |
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Old-school cinephiles may not be convinced, but there's a good chance Langlois would have agreed. As is usually the case when he arrives with a new film, the buzz of Cannes for cinephiles was Godard himself. We've had screenings for Christian groups, we've had screenings for teen groups, we've had screenings for gay groups, we've had screenings for cinephiles. |
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