Nykvist

[nahyk-vist, ny-kvist]

noun

1. Sven 1922–2006, Swedish cinematographer.

Example Sentences

"If you take that average value, which is our default analysis in the paper, we are really at the tipping point where this starts to make sense," said lead author Björn Nykvist from SEI.

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“Battery technology is very close to a threshold that makes electric trucks feasible and economically competitive. All that is missing is one companion component: fast charging,” said Bjorn Nykvist, senior researcher at SEI.

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Erik Nykvist dreams only of retirement and talks about nothing but fishing.

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Almost all of the films are newly or recently restored, beautifully showcasing the camerawork work of, among others, Gunnar Fischer and Sven Nykvist, the two cinematographers who helped make Bergman’s work consistently visually distinctive.

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Created as a five-part, five-hour Swedish TV series, the autobiographical narrative of 1982's "Fanny and Alexander" captivated Hollywood in an abbreviated three-hour version, winning four Oscars, including foreign-language film and cinematography for the peerless Sven Nykvist.

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