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film [fɪlm]1 noun∎ the film of the book le film tiré du livre;∎ full-length/short-length film (film m) long/court métrage m;∎ to shoot or to make a film (about sth) tourner ou faire un film (sur qch);∎ the film's on at the local cinema le film passe au cinéma du coin;∎ to be in films faire du cinéma(b) Photography pellicule f;∎ I left a film to be developed j'ai laissé une pellicule à développer;∎ a roll of film une pellicule∎ plastic film film m plastique(e) (UNCOUNT) Typography films mpl;∎ a piece of film un filmCinema (critic, star, producer) de cinéma; (clip) d'un film; (sequence) de film; (archives, award, rights) cinématographique∎ we start filming next week on commence à tourner la semaine prochaine;∎ to film well (be photogenic) bien passer à l'écran;∎ her novels don't film well ses romans ne se prêtent pas à l'adaptation cinématographique►► film actor acteur m de cinéma;film actress actrice f de cinéma;film buff cinéphile mf;film camera caméra f;film club ciné-club m;film crew équipe f de tournage;film editor monteur(euse) m,f;film festival festival m cinématographique ou du cinéma;the film industry l'industrie f cinématographique ou du cinéma;film laboratory laboratoire m de film, labo m;film library cinémathèque f;film maker cinéaste mf;film premiere première f;film producer producteur(trice) m,f de cinéma;film script scénario m;film set plateau m de tournage;Photography film speed sensibilité f d'une pellicule;film stock film m vierge;film strip bande f (de film) fixe;film studio studio m (de cinéma);film test bout m d'essais'embuer, se voiler;∎ to film over with tears s'embuer de larmes -
2 movie
movie ['mu:vɪ]1 nounfilm m;∎ the movie of the book le film tiré du livre;∎ full-length/short-length movie (film m) long/court métrage m;∎ to shoot or to make a movie (about sth) tourner ou faire un film (sur qch)∎ to go to the movies aller au cinéma;∎ she's in the movies elle travaille dans le cinéma►► movie actor acteur m de cinéma;movie actress actrice f de cinéma;movie camera caméra f;movie channel chaîne f de cinéma;movie critic critique mf de cinéma;movie director metteur m en scène;American movie house (salle f de) cinéma m;the movie industry l'industrie f cinématographique ou du cinéma;movie maker cinéaste mf;movie premiere première f;movie producer producteur(trice) m,f de cinéma;movie reviewer critique mf de cinéma;movie script scénario m;movie star vedette f de cinéma;American movie theater cinéma m
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