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- Whats up with the word kino? : r OutOfTheLoop - Reddit
The German work kino is a shortening of Kinematograph, which again comes from the french word cinématographe, coined by the Lumière brothers in the 1890s The first part comes from the Greek word kínēma, which means "movement", and was most likely inspired by the word for photography
- Genuine question. What is kino? : r okbuddycinephile - Reddit
Kino is German for cinema or movie theatre— in cinephile communities, it’s an expression used to refer to great and or classic films Think of when your uncle takes you to his favorite NYC pizza parlor and says “this is the creme de la creme of pies ” Or when you’re eating that pizza and you tell the waiter, “this pizza is exquisite ” Now, your run of the mill Criterion cinephile
- What the fuck does kino mean : r AttackOnRetards - Reddit
Kino is an extra pretentious foreign word for cinema, which is a pretentious foreign word for movie At an object level, it indicates the loftiest kind of art, something that rewards deep knowledge of the craft and isn't necessarily accessible to plebians who lack taste
- Thoughts on Halides new Kino app and other video recording apps
Yesterday, I saw a news article on MacRumors about Halide’s team launching their new video app “Kino” I purchased it instantly, only to be disappointed to find that it’s not the app I was looking for
- Kino Casino - Reddit
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- Whats the meaning of the word Kino in the context of Fire . . . - Reddit
Well this moment is a kino moment There are many such moments like this in FP Plus it was Togata's quest to create her own kino Kino is woven into the fabric of FP
- What does kino mean? : r Letterboxd - Reddit
Kino is a German word that means cinema, but is used as a noun and a verb to describe movies
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