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When choosing keywords, it is advised to:- |
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try more specific words instead of common ones, |
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avoid using too general words such as "the" and "a", and |
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make sure your keyword spelling is correct. |
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It is not necessary to type the full name of the film or director.
The Film Search matches the keyword entered with the front part of
a word in the database. For example, searching for "part" will yield
"part", "party", "parts" and "partition" if they exist in the database. |
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The Film Search only returns web pages that contain ALL the words
or their variations in your query. There is no need to include "and"
between terms. |
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You may ignore any punctuation marks in your query. |
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Film Search is NOT case sensitive. |
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The Search will ignore some of the terms such as a single English
character, some prepositions and some very common words. These terms
may bring out too many matching records instead of helping to narrow
down the scope. |
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If the Film Search returns too many records with your query, you
may do another search by adding more words to narrow down the scope
of records. |
