Definition of policier in English:

policier

noun ˌpɒlɪˈsjeɪpɔlisjepōˌlēsˈyā

A film based on a police novel, portraying crime and its detection by police.
侦探片
a comic strip policier
as modifier he spends his time watching European grade-B policier videos
Example sentencesExamples
- Though more of a conventional policier than a Memento-like parlour game, Insomnia is still remarkable for its intelligence and intensity.
- The first two films of Park Chan-wook's ‘revenge trilogy’, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Oldboy are being screened, as is Bong Joon-ho's Memories of Murder - easily one of the best policiers of the last decade or so.
- The narrative structure of the policier is thus morbidly suited to the Algerian tragedy, and for a nation desperate for answers, the appeal of the genre could hardly be more plain.
- But Dibdin writes the kind of policiers that get reviewed in the TLS, and the latest one had just dropped through the letterbox, and I was going on holiday, and this is the kind of thing you're meant to read on holiday…
- Expect is an ensemble policier, an uncommonly sunny film with urban chumminess that recalls contemporary Japanese television serials.
- But the film is less a policier than a post-Foucault case study of the criminal as social transgressor.
- Most reviewers have treated it as a social drama, even a ‘tragedy’ or a policier.
- In the event, keen to mix things up - the first film of the Trilogy, On The Run is more like a thriller and the last After Life a hybrid of policier and intimist drama - Belvaux opts to play the film primarily for its humour.
- This explanation was really unnecessary; his debts to both films are obvious, including Melville's insistence that the policier is the only remaining vehicle for tragedy - at least for a French film-maker.
- It's just that it's a policier without any cops.
- It is a ghost story, a tragedy, a policier and a drawing room comedy: a captivating story performed with childlike unselfconsciousness.
- And thus follows the standard Jurisdiction Argument, common to just about every policier ever produced in Hollywood.
- Well before the Gallimard series no less a writer than Camus would draw significantly upon the pulp policier in creating his distinctively cold narrative eye on an indifferent world, the clipped dialogue, the neutral surfaces.
- We start off with something that is completely familiar, with all the attributes of the policier: the interrogation, the policeman who falls in love.

Origin

French, from roman policier 'detective novel'.

Definition of policier in US English:

policier

nounpōˌlēsˈyā

A movie based on a police novel, portraying crime and its detection by police.
侦探片
a comic strip policier
as modifier he spends his time watching European grade-B policier videos
Example sentencesExamples
- This explanation was really unnecessary; his debts to both films are obvious, including Melville's insistence that the policier is the only remaining vehicle for tragedy - at least for a French film-maker.
- Well before the Gallimard series no less a writer than Camus would draw significantly upon the pulp policier in creating his distinctively cold narrative eye on an indifferent world, the clipped dialogue, the neutral surfaces.
- But Dibdin writes the kind of policiers that get reviewed in the TLS, and the latest one had just dropped through the letterbox, and I was going on holiday, and this is the kind of thing you're meant to read on holiday…
- We start off with something that is completely familiar, with all the attributes of the policier: the interrogation, the policeman who falls in love.
- But the film is less a policier than a post-Foucault case study of the criminal as social transgressor.
- It is a ghost story, a tragedy, a policier and a drawing room comedy: a captivating story performed with childlike unselfconsciousness.
- Though more of a conventional policier than a Memento-like parlour game, Insomnia is still remarkable for its intelligence and intensity.
- The narrative structure of the policier is thus morbidly suited to the Algerian tragedy, and for a nation desperate for answers, the appeal of the genre could hardly be more plain.
- The first two films of Park Chan-wook's ‘revenge trilogy’, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Oldboy are being screened, as is Bong Joon-ho's Memories of Murder - easily one of the best policiers of the last decade or so.
- It's just that it's a policier without any cops.
- Most reviewers have treated it as a social drama, even a ‘tragedy’ or a policier.
- And thus follows the standard Jurisdiction Argument, common to just about every policier ever produced in Hollywood.
- In the event, keen to mix things up - the first film of the Trilogy, On The Run is more like a thriller and the last After Life a hybrid of policier and intimist drama - Belvaux opts to play the film primarily for its humour.
- Expect is an ensemble policier, an uncommonly sunny film with urban chumminess that recalls contemporary Japanese television serials.

Origin

French, from roman policier ‘detective novel’.

单词	policier
释义	Definition of policier in English: policier noun ˌpɒlɪˈsjeɪpɔlisjepōˌlēsˈyā A film based on a police novel, portraying crime and its detection by police. 侦探片 a comic strip policier as modifier he spends his time watching European grade-B policier videos Example sentencesExamples Though more of a conventional policier than a Memento-like parlour game, Insomnia is still remarkable for its intelligence and intensity. The first two films of Park Chan-wook's ‘revenge trilogy’, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Oldboy are being screened, as is Bong Joon-ho's Memories of Murder - easily one of the best policiers of the last decade or so. The narrative structure of the policier is thus morbidly suited to the Algerian tragedy, and for a nation desperate for answers, the appeal of the genre could hardly be more plain. But Dibdin writes the kind of policiers that get reviewed in the TLS, and the latest one had just dropped through the letterbox, and I was going on holiday, and this is the kind of thing you're meant to read on holiday… Expect is an ensemble policier, an uncommonly sunny film with urban chumminess that recalls contemporary Japanese television serials. But the film is less a policier than a post-Foucault case study of the criminal as social transgressor. Most reviewers have treated it as a social drama, even a ‘tragedy’ or a policier. In the event, keen to mix things up - the first film of the Trilogy, On The Run is more like a thriller and the last After Life a hybrid of policier and intimist drama - Belvaux opts to play the film primarily for its humour. This explanation was really unnecessary; his debts to both films are obvious, including Melville's insistence that the policier is the only remaining vehicle for tragedy - at least for a French film-maker. It's just that it's a policier without any cops. It is a ghost story, a tragedy, a policier and a drawing room comedy: a captivating story performed with childlike unselfconsciousness. And thus follows the standard Jurisdiction Argument, common to just about every policier ever produced in Hollywood. Well before the Gallimard series no less a writer than Camus would draw significantly upon the pulp policier in creating his distinctively cold narrative eye on an indifferent world, the clipped dialogue, the neutral surfaces. We start off with something that is completely familiar, with all the attributes of the policier: the interrogation, the policeman who falls in love. Origin French, from roman policier 'detective novel'. Definition of policier in US English: policier nounpōˌlēsˈyā A movie based on a police novel, portraying crime and its detection by police. 侦探片 a comic strip policier as modifier he spends his time watching European grade-B policier videos Example sentencesExamples This explanation was really unnecessary; his debts to both films are obvious, including Melville's insistence that the policier is the only remaining vehicle for tragedy - at least for a French film-maker. Well before the Gallimard series no less a writer than Camus would draw significantly upon the pulp policier in creating his distinctively cold narrative eye on an indifferent world, the clipped dialogue, the neutral surfaces. But Dibdin writes the kind of policiers that get reviewed in the TLS, and the latest one had just dropped through the letterbox, and I was going on holiday, and this is the kind of thing you're meant to read on holiday… We start off with something that is completely familiar, with all the attributes of the policier: the interrogation, the policeman who falls in love. But the film is less a policier than a post-Foucault case study of the criminal as social transgressor. It is a ghost story, a tragedy, a policier and a drawing room comedy: a captivating story performed with childlike unselfconsciousness. Though more of a conventional policier than a Memento-like parlour game, Insomnia is still remarkable for its intelligence and intensity. The narrative structure of the policier is thus morbidly suited to the Algerian tragedy, and for a nation desperate for answers, the appeal of the genre could hardly be more plain. The first two films of Park Chan-wook's ‘revenge trilogy’, Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance and Oldboy are being screened, as is Bong Joon-ho's Memories of Murder - easily one of the best policiers of the last decade or so. It's just that it's a policier without any cops. Most reviewers have treated it as a social drama, even a ‘tragedy’ or a policier. And thus follows the standard Jurisdiction Argument, common to just about every policier ever produced in Hollywood. In the event, keen to mix things up - the first film of the Trilogy, On The Run is more like a thriller and the last After Life a hybrid of policier and intimist drama - Belvaux opts to play the film primarily for its humour. Expect is an ensemble policier, an uncommonly sunny film with urban chumminess that recalls contemporary Japanese television serials. Origin French, from roman policier ‘detective novel’.
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